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Meaning of intergrave
Webster
intergrave (v. t.)
To grave or carve between; to engrave in the alternate sections.
intergrave Sentence Examples
- The ancient tomb intergraved intricate symbols that hinted at the deceased's celestial journey.
- The weathered headstone intergraved the dates of a life rich in both love and sorrow.
- With trembling hands, the mourner intergraved the name of her beloved on the memorial.
- The artist intergraved the canvas with a haunting depiction of a distant memory.
- The master calligrapher's deft brushstrokes intergraved elegant characters on the parchment.
- The surgical scalpel intergraved a delicate incision, healing a wound and restoring hope.
- The carpenter intergraved the wooden handle with a pattern that would provide a sure grip.
- The sculptor intergraved the marble with a lifelike representation of a triumphant warrior.
- The jeweler intergraved a cherished message on the surface of a precious ring.
- The laser intergraved a microchip with intricate circuitry that would power a groundbreaking invention.
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To grave or carve between; to engrave in the alternate sections.
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The ancient tomb intergraved intricate symbols that hinted at the deceased's celestial journey.
The weathered headstone intergraved the dates of a life rich in both love and sorrow.
With trembling hands, the mourner intergraved the name of her beloved on the memorial.
The artist intergraved the canvas with a haunting depiction of a distant memory.
