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Meaning of caligo
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caligo (n.)
Dimness or obscurity of sight, dependent upon a speck on the cornea; also, the speck itself.
caligo Sentence Examples
- The caligo of the dense fog obscured visibility, making navigation treacherous.
- Within the caligo of uncertainty, they sought clarity and direction.
- The caligo of war enveloped the land, casting a shadow over the nation.
- Lost in the caligo of despair, she searched for a glimmer of hope.
- Despite the caligo of doubt, he remained steadfast in his beliefs.
- The caligo of secrecy veiled the truth, leaving them in the dark.
- Through the caligo of adversity, they discovered resilience and strength.
- The caligo of grief hung heavy in the air, palpable and suffocating.
- Emerging from the caligo of isolation, she embraced the warmth of companionship.
- In the caligo of night, the stars pierced through the darkness, offering a beacon of light.
FAQs About the word caligo
Dimness or obscurity of sight, dependent upon a speck on the cornea; also, the speck itself.
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The caligo of the dense fog obscured visibility, making navigation treacherous.
Within the caligo of uncertainty, they sought clarity and direction.
The caligo of war enveloped the land, casting a shadow over the nation.
Lost in the caligo of despair, she searched for a glimmer of hope.
