dalf Antonyms
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Meaning of dalf
Webster
dalf ()
imp. of Delve.
dalf Sentence Examples
- The dalf of sunlight filtered through the dense canopy, casting a dappled pattern on the forest floor.
- As I walked through the field, I stumbled upon a small dalf of wildflowers, adding color to the landscape.
- The artist meticulously painted each dalf of the intricate mural, capturing the essence of nature.
- In the library, I found a hidden alcove with a dalf of ancient manuscripts, each holding secrets of the past.
- The chef skillfully arranged each dalf of garnish on the plate, enhancing the presentation of the dish.
- With a gentle breeze, the curtains swayed, allowing a soft dalf of air to enter the room.
- Underneath the microscope, the biologist observed a tiny dalf of microorganisms swimming in the water sample.
- In the desert, a solitary oasis provided a welcomed dalf of relief from the scorching heat.
- The seamstress carefully stitched each dalf of fabric together, creating a beautiful quilt.
- In the cave, a faint dalf of light emanated from a crack in the rock, guiding us through the darkness.
FAQs About the word dalf
imp. of Delve.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dalf of sunlight filtered through the dense canopy, casting a dappled pattern on the forest floor.
As I walked through the field, I stumbled upon a small dalf of wildflowers, adding color to the landscape.
The artist meticulously painted each dalf of the intricate mural, capturing the essence of nature.
In the library, I found a hidden alcove with a dalf of ancient manuscripts, each holding secrets of the past.
