desparple Antonyms
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Meaning of desparple
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desparple (v. t. & i.)
To scatter; to disparkle.
desparple Sentence Examples
- As the fireworks burst in the sky, they began to desparple, scattering colorful sparks in all directions.
- The artist's painting seemed to desparple, with strokes of vibrant hues blending into an abstract masterpiece.
- With a flick of her wand, the magician caused the deck of cards to desparple, each card swirling in a mesmerizing display.
- Autumn leaves desparple from the trees, creating a carpet of reds, yellows, and oranges on the ground.
- The shattered glass desparpled across the floor, reflecting the dim light of the room in a chaotic pattern.
- When the piñata broke open, candies and treats desparpled in a joyful explosion, delighting the children at the party.
- The burst balloon caused confetti to desparple, filling the air with a festive shower of colors.
- With a gentle shake, the snow globe began to desparple, tiny flecks of snow swirling around the miniature scene inside.
- The bursting bubbles in the fizzy drink seemed to desparple, releasing tiny droplets into the air.
- In the twilight, fireflies desparpled among the bushes, their tiny lights creating a magical glow in the garden.
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To scatter; to disparkle.
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As the fireworks burst in the sky, they began to desparple, scattering colorful sparks in all directions.
The artist's painting seemed to desparple, with strokes of vibrant hues blending into an abstract masterpiece.
With a flick of her wand, the magician caused the deck of cards to desparple, each card swirling in a mesmerizing display.
Autumn leaves desparple from the trees, creating a carpet of reds, yellows, and oranges on the ground.
