embraid Antonyms
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Meaning of embraid
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embraid (v. t.)
To braid up, as hair.
To upbraid.
embraid Sentence Examples
- She skillfully embraid her long, flowing hair, creating an intricate pattern of interlaced strands.
- The old woman's skilled fingers embraid the delicate threads of gold into a shimmering tapestry.
- The lush green ivy embraid the ancient stone wall, creating a picturesque tableau of nature's artistry.
- A feeling of peace embraid my mind as I listened to the soothing sounds of the ocean waves.
- The artist embraid vibrant hues of paint onto the canvas, capturing the essence of the breathtaking landscape.
- The intricately embraid tree branches cast intricate shadows on the forest floor, creating an enchanting atmosphere.
- The gardener carefully embraid the vibrant flowers into a harmonious arrangement, bringing beauty and fragrance to the outdoor space.
- The intricate designs embraid the surface of the pottery, making it a treasured piece of art.
- A sense of excitement embraid my heart as I embarked on a new chapter in my life.
- The author's captivating storytelling embraid readers in a web of emotions, keeping them captivated until the very end.
FAQs About the word embraid
To braid up, as hair., To upbraid.
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She skillfully embraid her long, flowing hair, creating an intricate pattern of interlaced strands.
The old woman's skilled fingers embraid the delicate threads of gold into a shimmering tapestry.
The lush green ivy embraid the ancient stone wall, creating a picturesque tableau of nature's artistry.
A feeling of peace embraid my mind as I listened to the soothing sounds of the ocean waves.
