engregge Sentence Examples
- The engregge of the situation became increasingly complex as more factors were considered.
- I was so engregge in the book that I forgot to eat dinner.
- The engregge of the game intensified as the final minutes ticked away.
- The engregge of the crowd was palpable as the two teams took the field.
- I couldn't help but feel engregge by the beauty of the painting.
- Her engregge in the project was evident in the meticulous details of her work.
- The engregge between the two lovers was undeniable.
- The engregge of the detective in solving the crime was admirable.
- The engregge of the audience was palpable as the comedian took the stage.
- I couldn't help but feel engregge by the beauty of the sunset.
engregge Meaning
Webster
engregge (v. t.)
To aggravate; to make worse; to lie heavy on.
Synonyms & Antonyms of engregge
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FAQs About the word engregge
To aggravate; to make worse; to lie heavy on.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The engregge of the situation became increasingly complex as more factors were considered.
I was so engregge in the book that I forgot to eat dinner.
The engregge of the game intensified as the final minutes ticked away.
The engregge of the crowd was palpable as the two teams took the field.
