invect Antonyms
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Meaning of invect
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invect (v. i.)
To inveigh.
invect Sentence Examples
- Each aircraft has an onboard computer capable of guiding it along its flight path without human intervention.
- For the area to be leveled, the workers dug a series of trenches and filled them with gravel.
- The innovative design of the telecommunication tower enabled it to withstand powerful winds and seismic activity.
- A large group of protestors gathered outside the town hall to lodge their discontent against the proposed development project.
- As the debate intensified, the candidates traded barbs and accusations, each trying to undermine the credibility of the other.
- The politician delivered a scathing speech, inveighing against his opponents and criticizing their policies.
- The company is facing a lawsuit alleging that their products are defective and pose a safety hazard.
- The new traffic regulations have been met with widespread resistance from commuters, who claim that they will only lead to further congestion.
- The researchers conducted a detailed analysis of the data, meticulously examining each variable to uncover any hidden patterns or correlations.
- The athlete's impressive performance in the tournament cemented their position as one of the top contenders for the championship title.
FAQs About the word invect
To inveigh.
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Each aircraft has an onboard computer capable of guiding it along its flight path without human intervention.
For the area to be leveled, the workers dug a series of trenches and filled them with gravel.
The innovative design of the telecommunication tower enabled it to withstand powerful winds and seismic activity.
A large group of protestors gathered outside the town hall to lodge their discontent against the proposed development project.
