diapnoic Antonyms
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Meaning of diapnoic
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diapnoic (a.)
Slightly increasing an insensible perspiration; mildly diaphoretic.
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diapnoic (n.)
A gentle diaphoretic.
diapnoic Sentence Examples
- The diapnoic rhythm of the music echoed through the hall, captivating every listener.
- She moved gracefully to the diapnoic melody, her movements synchronized with each note.
- The diapnoic nature of his breathing indicated a sense of calm despite the chaos around him.
- As the sun set, the diapnoic chirping of crickets filled the evening air.
- The diapnoic flow of traffic lulled him into a state of relaxation during his commute.
- The diapnoic hum of the city at night provided a comforting backdrop to their conversation.
- The diapnoic pulse of the heartbeat monitor reassured the anxious family in the waiting room.
- The diapnoic rustle of leaves in the gentle breeze added to the tranquility of the forest.
- His diapnoic speech patterns reflected a deep sense of introspection and contemplation.
- The diapnoic ebb and flow of the waves against the shore created a soothing atmosphere by the seaside.
FAQs About the word diapnoic
Slightly increasing an insensible perspiration; mildly diaphoretic., A gentle diaphoretic.
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The diapnoic rhythm of the music echoed through the hall, captivating every listener.
She moved gracefully to the diapnoic melody, her movements synchronized with each note.
The diapnoic nature of his breathing indicated a sense of calm despite the chaos around him.
As the sun set, the diapnoic chirping of crickets filled the evening air.
