incute Antonyms
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Meaning of incute
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incute (v. t.)
To strike or stamp in.
incute Sentence Examples
- The oppressive atmosphere in the haunted mansion incited a sense of dread in the visitors.
- The stern teacher's piercing gaze incited fear in the misbehaving students.
- The politician's fiery speech incited a passion for social justice among the audience.
- The gory images in the horror movie incited revulsion and nausea in the viewers.
- The thunderous roars of the lion incited terror in the unsuspecting hikers.
- The rumors of an impending storm incited worry and anxiety among the residents.
- The news of the layoffs incited uncertainty and a sense of doom among the employees.
- The mesmerizing performance of the ballet dancer incited awe and inspiration in the audience.
- The aroma of the freshly baked bread incited cravings and a desire for indulgence.
- The stunning sunset over the ocean incited a feeling of tranquility and serenity within the observers.
FAQs About the word incute
To strike or stamp in.
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The oppressive atmosphere in the haunted mansion incited a sense of dread in the visitors.
The stern teacher's piercing gaze incited fear in the misbehaving students.
The politician's fiery speech incited a passion for social justice among the audience.
The gory images in the horror movie incited revulsion and nausea in the viewers.
