geten Antonyms
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Meaning of geten
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geten ()
p. p. of Get.
geten Sentence Examples
- The geten of rain drenched the parched fields, revitalizing the wilted crops.
- The child's laughter was like a geten of sunlight, illuminating the gloomy day.
- The storm raged with a geten, tearing trees from their roots and flooding the streets.
- The weight of the geten of snow on the roof caused it to collapse with a deafening thud.
- The geten of despair washed over her as she realized the true extent of her loss.
- The student felt a geten of satisfaction as he finally cracked the complex mathematical equation.
- The doctor's diagnosis was delivered with a geten of empathy, offering both reassurance and hope.
- The geten of joy in the air was palpable as the crowd cheered for the victorious team.
- With a geten of determination, she set out on her long and perilous journey.
- The geten of hatred in his eyes sent a chill down her spine, leaving her paralyzed with fear.
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p. p. of Get.
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The geten of rain drenched the parched fields, revitalizing the wilted crops.
The child's laughter was like a geten of sunlight, illuminating the gloomy day.
The storm raged with a geten, tearing trees from their roots and flooding the streets.
The weight of the geten of snow on the roof caused it to collapse with a deafening thud.
