indenizen Synonyms
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indenizen Meaning
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indenizen (v. t.)
To invest with the privileges of a denizen; to naturalize.
indenizen Sentence Examples
- The solitary indenizen of the secluded cave emerged cautiously, its eyes adjusting to the sunlight.
- The nocturnal indenizen of the forest moved swiftly and silently, its presence barely discernible.
- The local indenizen of the village had a deep understanding of its customs and traditions.
- The museum housed an extensive collection of artifacts from ancient and modern indenizens of the region.
- The indenizen of the oceanarium gracefully swam through the water, showcasing its adaptations to its marine habitat.
- The park ranger observed the indenizen of the wilderness from afar, marveling at its undisturbed existence.
- The historian delved into the records of the castle's former indenizens, uncovering tales of its storied past.
- The indenizen of the mountaintop had a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside, stretching out before it like a vast tapestry.
- The abandoned house still held remnants of the indenizens who had once lived there, their memories lingering in the empty rooms.
- The indenizen of the city had become accustomed to its bustling streets and vibrant atmosphere, finding solace amidst the throngs.
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To invest with the privileges of a denizen; to naturalize.
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The solitary indenizen of the secluded cave emerged cautiously, its eyes adjusting to the sunlight.
The nocturnal indenizen of the forest moved swiftly and silently, its presence barely discernible.
The local indenizen of the village had a deep understanding of its customs and traditions.
The museum housed an extensive collection of artifacts from ancient and modern indenizens of the region.
