eariness Synonyms
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eariness Meaning
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eariness (n.)
Fear or timidity, especially of something supernatural.
eariness Sentence Examples
- The eariness of the morning light painted a golden hue across the sprawling landscape.
- His heightened eariness made him constantly vigilant, scanning his surroundings for potential threats.
- The unsettling eariness of the empty house sent shivers down her spine as she cautiously explored its dimly lit rooms.
- The forest was cloaked in an eariness that permeated the air, creating a palpable sense of unease among the hikers.
- The abandoned amusement park radiated a forlorn eariness, its once-joyous rides now standing silent and dilapidated.
- A feeling of eariness gripped her as she stepped onto the dimly lit stage, the expectant silence of the audience weighing heavily upon her.
- The eerie silence of the night was broken only by the faint rustling of leaves in the gentle breeze, heightening the eariness of the situation.
- The eariness of the antique doll's fixed gaze sent chills down her spine, causing her to hastily retreat from the room.
- The deserted playground was a haunting reminder of childhood memories, its eariness evoking a bittersweet mix of nostalgia and sadness.
- The eariness of the ancient ruins captivated the archaeologists, who eagerly sought to unravel the secrets buried beneath the crumbling stones.
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Fear or timidity, especially of something supernatural.
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The eariness of the morning light painted a golden hue across the sprawling landscape.
His heightened eariness made him constantly vigilant, scanning his surroundings for potential threats.
The unsettling eariness of the empty house sent shivers down her spine as she cautiously explored its dimly lit rooms.
The forest was cloaked in an eariness that permeated the air, creating a palpable sense of unease among the hikers.
