evagation Antonyms
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Meaning of evagation
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evagation (n.)
A wandering about; excursion; a roving.
evagation Sentence Examples
- The evagation of the river meandered through the lush valley.
- Her mind's evagation wandered aimlessly, lost in a labyrinth of thoughts.
- The nomad's evagation across the desert was a testament to their resilience.
- The writer's evagation of the imagination led to a captivating and immersive story.
- The vagrant's evagation on the streets of the city was a poignant reminder of society's indifference.
- The politician's evagation from the truth was met with widespread condemnation.
- The child's evagation in the park brought a sense of peace and tranquility.
- The evagation of ideas sparked innovation and creativity within the team.
- The artist's evagation of colors resulted in a vibrant and expressive masterpiece.
- The traveler's evagation across distant lands expanded their horizons and broadened their perspective.
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A wandering about; excursion; a roving.
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The evagation of the river meandered through the lush valley.
Her mind's evagation wandered aimlessly, lost in a labyrinth of thoughts.
The nomad's evagation across the desert was a testament to their resilience.
The writer's evagation of the imagination led to a captivating and immersive story.
