breste Synonyms
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breste Meaning
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breste (v. t. & i.)
To burst.
breste Sentence Examples
- The breste of the mountain was covered in a blanket of snow, shimmering under the morning sun.
- As we reached the breste of the hill, a breathtaking view of the valley unfolded before our eyes.
- From the breste of the tower, one could see the entire cityscape sprawling below.
- The breste of the wave crashed against the shore with tremendous force, sending salty spray into the air.
- Atop the breste of the cliff, the old lighthouse stood sentinel against the stormy seas.
- Climbing to the breste of the peak was a challenging endeavor, but the panoramic vista made it worthwhile.
- From the breste of the castle walls, defenders kept vigilant watch over the surrounding countryside.
- As we approached the breste of the canyon, the sheer drop took our breath away.
- Standing at the breste of the waterfall, we felt the raw power of nature coursing through the cascade.
- The eagle soared gracefully from the breste of one mountain peak to another, surveying its domain with keen eyes.
FAQs About the word breste
To burst.
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The breste of the mountain was covered in a blanket of snow, shimmering under the morning sun.
As we reached the breste of the hill, a breathtaking view of the valley unfolded before our eyes.
From the breste of the tower, one could see the entire cityscape sprawling below.
The breste of the wave crashed against the shore with tremendous force, sending salty spray into the air.
