foliomort Antonyms
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Meaning of foliomort
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foliomort (a.)
See Feuillemort.
foliomort Sentence Examples
- The foliomort scent of decaying leaves filled the air, evoking nostalgia and melancholy.
- The foliomort of autumn painted the landscape in vibrant hues of crimson, gold, and amber.
- The sweet foliomort of ripe apples permeated the orchard, beckoning visitors to taste their harvest.
- The foliomort of damp earth after a rainstorm created an earthy, rejuvenating fragrance.
- Artists captured the foliomort of windswept trees in their canvases, portraying the ephemeral beauty of autumn.
- The foliomort of decaying fish created an overwhelming stench that filled the riverbank.
- In medieval times, foliomort was used as a disinfectant due to its pungent, antibacterial properties.
- The foliomort of old books and parchment evoked a sense of history and scholarly pursuits.
- The faint foliomort of discarded food lingered in the alleyway, attracting scavengers.
- The foliomort of a forest fire left a smoky, acrid scent in its wake, reminding of nature's destructive power.
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See Feuillemort.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The foliomort scent of decaying leaves filled the air, evoking nostalgia and melancholy.
The foliomort of autumn painted the landscape in vibrant hues of crimson, gold, and amber.
The sweet foliomort of ripe apples permeated the orchard, beckoning visitors to taste their harvest.
The foliomort of damp earth after a rainstorm created an earthy, rejuvenating fragrance.
