delibation Synonyms
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delibation Meaning
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delibation (n.)
Act of tasting; a slight trial.
delibation Sentence Examples
- The delibation of the council lasted well into the night as they discussed the budget.
- After much delibation, the jury finally reached a verdict in the controversial case.
- The delibation among the scholars yielded no definitive conclusion regarding the origins of the ancient artifact.
- We engaged in a thorough delibation before deciding on the location for our company's annual retreat.
- The delibation between the two political parties highlighted the stark differences in their ideologies.
- Despite hours of delibation, the committee couldn't come to a consensus on the proposed changes to the curriculum.
- The delibation within the team led to innovative solutions to the complex problem.
- His delibation on whether to accept the job offer or not kept him awake at night.
- The family's delibation over where to go for vacation ended with a compromise to visit a place they had all wanted to explore.
- Through careful delibation, she crafted a persuasive argument that swayed the opinions of the board members.
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Act of tasting; a slight trial.
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The delibation of the council lasted well into the night as they discussed the budget.
After much delibation, the jury finally reached a verdict in the controversial case.
The delibation among the scholars yielded no definitive conclusion regarding the origins of the ancient artifact.
We engaged in a thorough delibation before deciding on the location for our company's annual retreat.
