ingirt Synonyms
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ingirt Meaning
Webster
ingirt (v. t.)
To encircle to gird; to engirt.
Webster
ingirt (a.)
Surrounded; encircled.
ingirt Sentence Examples
- The castle's imposing walls ingirt the entire grounds, forming an impenetrable barrier.
- The misty fog ingirt the mountains, obscuring them from view like a ethereal shroud.
- The ivy ingirt the ancient tree, its tendrils reaching up and down its trunk in a verdant embrace.
- The garden was ingirt by a low stone wall, its blooms creating a vibrant tapestry within its confines.
- The crowd ingirt the podium, eager to hear the speaker's words.
- The flames ingirt the campfire, casting an amber glow upon the surrounding forest.
- The moat ingirt the castle, its dark waters serving as an additional defense against attackers.
- The mist ingirt the lake, lending an air of mystery and enchantment to the scene.
- The city walls ingirt the metropolis, protecting it from the dangers that lurked beyond.
- The water ingirt the island, creating a natural barrier that isolated it from the mainland.
FAQs About the word ingirt
To encircle to gird; to engirt., Surrounded; encircled.
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The castle's imposing walls ingirt the entire grounds, forming an impenetrable barrier.
The misty fog ingirt the mountains, obscuring them from view like a ethereal shroud.
The ivy ingirt the ancient tree, its tendrils reaching up and down its trunk in a verdant embrace.
The garden was ingirt by a low stone wall, its blooms creating a vibrant tapestry within its confines.
