harpings Synonyms
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harpings Meaning
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harpings (n. pl.)
The fore parts of the wales, which encompass the bow of a vessel, and are fastened to the stem.
harpings Sentence Examples
- The relentless harpings of the critic only served to fuel the artist's determination.
- The politician's constant harpings on the same old talking points grew tiresome and predictable.
- Despite the harsh harpings of his detractors, the scientist remained unwavering in his beliefs.
- The angry harpings of the crowd echoed through the streets, threatening to erupt in violence.
- The nagging harpings of her conscience haunted her every waking moment.
- The insistent harpings of the alarm clock shattered the tranquility of the morning.
- The child's harpings over a lost toy tested the patience of his parents.
- The symphony reached its climax in a flurry of harpings melodies that left the audience breathless.
- The constant harpings of the wind outside the window became a soothing lullaby.
- The ethereal harpings of the music seemed to transport the listener to another realm.
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The fore parts of the wales, which encompass the bow of a vessel, and are fastened to the stem.
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The relentless harpings of the critic only served to fuel the artist's determination.
The politician's constant harpings on the same old talking points grew tiresome and predictable.
Despite the harsh harpings of his detractors, the scientist remained unwavering in his beliefs.
The angry harpings of the crowd echoed through the streets, threatening to erupt in violence.
