embread Antonyms
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Meaning of embread
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embread (v. t.)
To braid.
embread Sentence Examples
- The injustice of the situation embreads his heart with angst and frustration.
- The rich aroma of freshly embreaded cinnamon rolls wafted through the air, tantalizing my senses.
- The young couple embreaded in a loving embrace, their hearts beating in unison.
- He embreaded himself in his studies, determined to excel in his chosen field.
- The embreaded tapestry depicted a vibrant scene of nature, with blooming flowers and soaring birds.
- Her words embreaded a deep sense of guilt and shame within me, leaving me feeling remorseful.
- Embreaded in the fine details of the painting were hidden symbols and meanings, waiting to be deciphered.
- The crashing waves of the ocean embreaded the shoreline, leaving behind a trail of seashells and seaweed.
- They embreaded in a fierce battle of wits, each trying to outsmart the other.
- With a smile embreaded on his face, he extended his hand in friendship, hoping to bridge the divide between them.
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To braid.
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The injustice of the situation embreads his heart with angst and frustration.
The rich aroma of freshly embreaded cinnamon rolls wafted through the air, tantalizing my senses.
The young couple embreaded in a loving embrace, their hearts beating in unison.
He embreaded himself in his studies, determined to excel in his chosen field.
