imbuement Antonyms
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Meaning of imbuement
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imbuement (n.)
The act of imbuing; the state of being imbued; hence, a deep tincture.
imbuement Sentence Examples
- The painting was imbued with an eerie glow that seemed to emanate from the subject's eyes.
- The mentor's words imbued the apprentice with a profound sense of conviction.
- The music's rhythm and melody imbued the listener with a feeling of tranquility.
- The ritualistic incantations imbued the artifact with supernatural powers.
- The priest's blessing imbued the congregation with a sense of hope and renewal.
- The talisman imbued the wearer with the ability to speak every language.
- The teacher's passion for the subject imbued the students with a thirst for knowledge.
- The victory speech imbued the team with an unyielding belief in their own abilities.
- The embrace of the loved one imbued the heartbroken person with a glimmer of hope.
- The meditation imbued the practitioner with a newfound sense of inner peace and clarity.
FAQs About the word imbuement
The act of imbuing; the state of being imbued; hence, a deep tincture.
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The painting was imbued with an eerie glow that seemed to emanate from the subject's eyes.
The mentor's words imbued the apprentice with a profound sense of conviction.
The music's rhythm and melody imbued the listener with a feeling of tranquility.
The ritualistic incantations imbued the artifact with supernatural powers.
