leady Synonyms
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leady Meaning
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leady (a.)
Resembling lead.
leady Sentence Examples
- The leady sky towered above the cityscape, a beacon of architectural ingenuity.
- Her leady eyes gleamed with determination and unwavering focus.
- The leady weight of the world rested heavily on his shoulders, but he carried it with grace and fortitude.
- The leady smell of wet earth filled the air after the rain, a scent that evoked both nostalgia and renewal.
- Her voice was like leady silk, smooth and soothing, enveloping the listeners in a sense of calm and serenity.
- The leady silence in the room was deafening, a palpable tension that hung in the air like a heavy curtain.
- He was a leady man, his presence commanding attention and respect wherever he went.
- The leady taste of metal lingered on her tongue, a reminder of the ordeal she had just endured.
- The leady substance was analyzed in the laboratory, revealing its unknown properties and potentially hazardous nature.
- The leady footsteps echoed through the empty corridor, a haunting reminder of the past that refused to stay buried.
FAQs About the word leady
Resembling lead.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The leady sky towered above the cityscape, a beacon of architectural ingenuity.
Her leady eyes gleamed with determination and unwavering focus.
The leady weight of the world rested heavily on his shoulders, but he carried it with grace and fortitude.
The leady smell of wet earth filled the air after the rain, a scent that evoked both nostalgia and renewal.
