issuant Synonyms
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issuant Meaning
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issuant (a.)
Issuing or coming up; -- a term used to express a charge or bearing rising or coming out of another.
issuant Sentence Examples
- The smoke was issuant from the factory chimney, billowing into the overcast sky.
- The river was issuant from the mountain, cascading down in a series of stunning waterfalls.
- The knights rode forth, their lances issuant from their fists, ready for battle.
- The dragon's breath was issuant from its nostrils, a fiery plume that singed the ground beneath it.
- The aroma of fresh-baked bread was issuant from the bakery, a tantalizing scent that drew customers in.
- The spring water was issuant from the rock, a crystal-clear stream that provided refreshment to weary travelers.
- The news of the king's death was issuant from the palace, carried by swift messengers to every corner of the realm.
- The sound of music was issuant from the concert hall, a symphony that filled the air with beauty and harmony.
- The light of the sun was issuant from the east, casting golden rays over the sleeping city.
- The tears were issuant from her eyes, a silent stream of sorrow that flowed down her cheeks.
FAQs About the word issuant
Issuing or coming up; -- a term used to express a charge or bearing rising or coming out of another.
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The smoke was issuant from the factory chimney, billowing into the overcast sky.
The river was issuant from the mountain, cascading down in a series of stunning waterfalls.
The knights rode forth, their lances issuant from their fists, ready for battle.
The dragon's breath was issuant from its nostrils, a fiery plume that singed the ground beneath it.
