daedalian Antonyms
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Meaning of daedalian
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daedalian (a.)
Cunningly or ingeniously formed or working; skillful; artistic; ingenious.
Crafty; deceitful.
daedalian Sentence Examples
- The daedalian architecture of the cathedral left spectators in awe of its complexity.
- His daedalian mind devised intricate puzzles that challenged even the brightest minds.
- The artist's daedalian brushstrokes conveyed a sense of movement and depth in the painting.
- She admired the daedalian craftsmanship of the antique jewelry, each piece telling its own story.
- The daedalian plot of the novel kept readers guessing until the very end.
- The daedalian strategies employed by the general led to a decisive victory in the battle.
- The mathematician's daedalian equations pushed the boundaries of current understanding.
- The choreographer's daedalian dance routines mesmerized audiences with their precision and grace.
- The scientist's daedalian experiments yielded groundbreaking results in the field of quantum mechanics.
- The chef's daedalian culinary creations combined unexpected flavors and textures to delight the palate.
FAQs About the word daedalian
Cunningly or ingeniously formed or working; skillful; artistic; ingenious., Crafty; deceitful.
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The daedalian architecture of the cathedral left spectators in awe of its complexity.
His daedalian mind devised intricate puzzles that challenged even the brightest minds.
The artist's daedalian brushstrokes conveyed a sense of movement and depth in the painting.
She admired the daedalian craftsmanship of the antique jewelry, each piece telling its own story.
