cineritious Sentence Examples
- The cineritious clouds hovered ominously, foretelling the impending storm.
- His hair, once jet black, had now turned cineritious with age.
- The painter mixed various pigments to achieve the perfect cineritious shade for his landscape.
- The walls of the ancient castle had faded to a cineritious hue over centuries of exposure to the elements.
- In the dim light of dawn, the landscape took on a cineritious tint, casting shadows across the countryside.
- The artist's palette included subtle hints of cineritious to add depth and texture to his masterpiece.
- The river flowed sluggishly, its waters reflecting the cineritious sky above.
- The storm clouds gathered, darkening the sky to a deep cineritious gray.
- The soldier's uniform was dyed in a cineritious hue to help camouflage in the barren terrain.
- As the fire burned down, the once bright flames turned cineritious, casting a soft glow over the campsite.
cineritious Meaning
Webster
cineritious (a.)
Like ashes; having the color of ashes, -- as the cortical substance of the brain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cineritious
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FAQs About the word cineritious
Like ashes; having the color of ashes, -- as the cortical substance of the brain.
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The cineritious clouds hovered ominously, foretelling the impending storm.
His hair, once jet black, had now turned cineritious with age.
The painter mixed various pigments to achieve the perfect cineritious shade for his landscape.
The walls of the ancient castle had faded to a cineritious hue over centuries of exposure to the elements.
