eild Antonyms
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Meaning of eild
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eild (n.)
Age.
eild Sentence Examples
- The eild of the old oak tree stood tall and majestic, its branches reaching for the sky.
- As I grew older, I began to notice the eilds of time etching themselves onto my skin.
- The eild of the castle walls was evident in the crumbling stone and overgrown ivy.
- The eild of the manuscript was difficult to determine, as the pages were worn and the ink had faded.
- The old farmer spoke with an eild wisdom that came from a lifetime of experience.
- The eild of the wine was apparent in its rich, complex flavor.
- The eild of the friendship between the two men was evident in the way they laughed and talked easily with each other.
- The eild of the building was obvious from the peeling paint and cracked foundation.
- The eild of the book was evident in the yellowed pages and faded ink.
- The eild of the painting was apparent in the way the colors had faded and the canvas had begun to crack.
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Age.
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The eild of the old oak tree stood tall and majestic, its branches reaching for the sky.
As I grew older, I began to notice the eilds of time etching themselves onto my skin.
The eild of the castle walls was evident in the crumbling stone and overgrown ivy.
The eild of the manuscript was difficult to determine, as the pages were worn and the ink had faded.
