indite Antonyms
Meaning of indite
indite (v)
produce a literary work
indite (v. t.)
To compose; to write; to be author of; to dictate; to prompt.
To invite or ask.
To indict; to accuse; to censure.
indite (v. i.)
To compose; to write, as a poem.
indite Sentence Examples
- The poet indited a captivating sonnet to express his love.
- The historian meticulously indited an authoritative account of the ancient civilization.
- The author indited a searing indictment of the corrupt political system.
- With great care, the calligrapher indited an intricate message onto the parchment.
- The diplomat indited a formal letter to initiate negotiations with another country.
- The composer indited a haunting melody that resonated deeply with listeners.
- The journalist indited a thought-provoking editorial that sparked public discourse.
- The scientist indited a groundbreaking paper that advanced the field of medicine.
- The novelist indited a compelling narrative that transported readers to a distant land.
- The public speaker indited an inspiring speech that moved the audience to action.
FAQs About the word indite
produce a literary workTo compose; to write; to be author of; to dictate; to prompt., To invite or ask., To indict; to accuse; to censure., To compose; to write
write, verbalize, phrase, pen, devise, word, author, construct, formulate, build
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The poet indited a captivating sonnet to express his love.
The historian meticulously indited an authoritative account of the ancient civilization.
The author indited a searing indictment of the corrupt political system.
With great care, the calligrapher indited an intricate message onto the parchment.
