indigotic Synonyms
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indigotic Meaning
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indigotic (a.)
Pertaining to, or derived from, indigo; as, indigotic acid, which is also called anilic or nitrosalicylic acid.
indigotic Sentence Examples
- The shimmering indigotic waves gently lapped against the shore, casting an ethereal glow upon the sand.
- Her dress was an indigotic masterpiece, its intricate embroidery resembling celestial constellations against a midnight sky.
- The indigotic twilight cast a mystical veil over the ancient forest, revealing secrets whispered through the ages.
- The Indigotic Order of mystics sought enlightenment through the exploration of the mind's enigmatic depths.
- The indigotic lights of the city skyline flickered like distant stars, creating a symphony of urban wonder.
- The indigotic butterfly fluttered through the meadow, its iridescent wings shimmering with ethereal beauty.
- The indigotic waters of the lake reflected the vibrant hues of the setting sun, painting a breathtaking canvas of nature's artistry.
- The Indigotic Mountains stood as ancient guardians of a forgotten realm, their peaks shrouded in indigotic mist.
- The indigotic ink flowed effortlessly from his pen, capturing profound thoughts on the parchment.
- The indigotic depths of her eyes revealed a wisdom that transcended time and space.
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Pertaining to, or derived from, indigo; as, indigotic acid, which is also called anilic or nitrosalicylic acid.
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The shimmering indigotic waves gently lapped against the shore, casting an ethereal glow upon the sand.
Her dress was an indigotic masterpiece, its intricate embroidery resembling celestial constellations against a midnight sky.
The indigotic twilight cast a mystical veil over the ancient forest, revealing secrets whispered through the ages.
The Indigotic Order of mystics sought enlightenment through the exploration of the mind's enigmatic depths.
