liage Antonyms
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Meaning of liage
Webster
liage (n.)
Union by league; alliance.
liage Sentence Examples
- The liage between the steel beams provided structural integrity to the building.
- The dough's liage was perfect, allowing it to expand and produce a fluffy loaf.
- The liage between the dancers' movements was seamless, creating a mesmerizing performance.
- The chemical liage between the atoms formed a stable compound.
- The liage between friends and family is unbreakable, providing support in times of need.
- The liage between the planets and the sun is governed by the laws of gravity.
- The liage between a lawyer and a client is bound by confidentiality and trust.
- The liage between the neurons in the brain facilitates communication and thought.
- The liage between the musical instruments created a harmonious symphony.
- The liage between the components of the machine ensured its smooth operation.
FAQs About the word liage
Union by league; alliance.
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The liage between the steel beams provided structural integrity to the building.
The dough's liage was perfect, allowing it to expand and produce a fluffy loaf.
The liage between the dancers' movements was seamless, creating a mesmerizing performance.
The chemical liage between the atoms formed a stable compound.
