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Meaning of inspersion
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inspersion (n.)
The act of sprinkling.
inspersion Sentence Examples
- The inspersion of speckled sunlight illuminated the dense undergrowth, casting an ethereal glow.
- The artist's inspersion of vibrant colors into the canvas brought life to the otherwise somber scene.
- The delicate inspersion of dew upon the petals of the rose glistened like tiny diamonds.
- The astronomer detected an inspersion of faint light in the distant galaxy, indicating the presence of a new star.
- The gardener's inspersion of rich compost revitalized the wilted plants, promoting their growth.
- The suspect's inspersion of false information during the interrogation misled the detectives.
- The inspersion of modern technology into the historical exhibit enhanced the visitor's understanding of the past.
- The poet's inspersion of profound insights into the human condition resonated with readers.
- The inspersion of a small amount of salt into the batter ensured a crispier crust on the bread.
- The inspersion of bacteria into the culture medium facilitated the study of microbial growth.
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The act of sprinkling.
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The inspersion of speckled sunlight illuminated the dense undergrowth, casting an ethereal glow.
The artist's inspersion of vibrant colors into the canvas brought life to the otherwise somber scene.
The delicate inspersion of dew upon the petals of the rose glistened like tiny diamonds.
The astronomer detected an inspersion of faint light in the distant galaxy, indicating the presence of a new star.
