maiger Antonyms
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Meaning of maiger
Wordnet
maiger (n)
large European marine food fish
Webster
maiger (n.)
The meagre.
maiger Sentence Examples
- The maiger's deep-set eyes and thin lips gave him a sinister appearance.
- The air grew maiger as the storm approached, bringing a sense of unease.
- The barren wasteland stretched maigerly before them, offering no respite from the scorching sun.
- The prisoner's complexion was maiger and sallow, a testament to his arduous confinement.
- The withered flower stood maigerly in its vase, a poignant reminder of its former glory.
- The abandoned house cast a maiger shadow over the once-vibrant neighborhood.
- The patient's voice was maiger and weak, barely above a whisper.
- The maiger aroma of damp earth permeated the air after the heavy rainfall.
- The statue's maiger expression conveyed a sense of sorrow and resignation.
- The maiger shoreline was dotted with jagged rocks that jutted out into the turbulent sea.
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large European marine food fishThe meagre.
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The maiger's deep-set eyes and thin lips gave him a sinister appearance.
The air grew maiger as the storm approached, bringing a sense of unease.
The barren wasteland stretched maigerly before them, offering no respite from the scorching sun.
The prisoner's complexion was maiger and sallow, a testament to his arduous confinement.
