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Meaning of embogue
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embogue (v. i.)
To disembogue; to discharge, as a river, its waters into the sea or another river.
embogue Sentence Examples
- The river embogues into the sea, forming a beautiful estuary.
- The ship embogued into the harbor, its arrival finally in sight.
- The water embogued from the pipe, filling the container below.
- The magma embogued from the volcano, causing a devastating eruption.
- The troops embogued into the forest, beginning their covert mission.
- The news of the victory embogued throughout the kingdom, bringing joy to the people.
- The knowledge embogued into the student's mind, expanding their understanding of the world.
- The emotions embogued within the music, evoking a powerful response from the listeners.
- The ideas embogued in the novel, sparking thoughtful discussions among readers.
- The hope embogued in the human spirit, driving us to strive for a better future.
FAQs About the word embogue
To disembogue; to discharge, as a river, its waters into the sea or another river.
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The river embogues into the sea, forming a beautiful estuary.
The ship embogued into the harbor, its arrival finally in sight.
The water embogued from the pipe, filling the container below.
The magma embogued from the volcano, causing a devastating eruption.
