maudeline Antonyms
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Meaning of maudeline
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maudeline (n.)
An aromatic composite herb, the costmary; also, the South European Achillea Ageratum, a kind of yarrow.
maudeline Sentence Examples
- Maudeline's vibrant smile lit up the room, illuminating all who crossed her path.
- The delicate maudeline flowers bloomed in abundance, their petals unfurl like miniature masterpieces.
- Maudeline embarked on a culinary adventure, creating dishes that tantalized taste buds with their unique blend of flavors.
- The wind whispered through the maudeline trees, carrying the sweet scent of nature's perfume.
- Maudeline's intelligence shone through her insightful writings, leaving readers pondering the depths of her thoughts.
- The maudeline staircase spiraled upwards, its intricately carved banister adorned with delicate flowers.
- Maudeline possessed a quiet confidence that radiated serenity, inspiring others to embrace their own uniqueness.
- The maudeline gown shimmered in the moonlight, its ethereal fabric flowing like water.
- Maudeline's passion for music filled her home with the sweet melodies of her violin playing.
- The maudeline garden was a haven of tranquility, where birdsong filled the air and the rustling leaves created a symphony of peace.
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An aromatic composite herb, the costmary; also, the South European Achillea Ageratum, a kind of yarrow.
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Maudeline's vibrant smile lit up the room, illuminating all who crossed her path.
The delicate maudeline flowers bloomed in abundance, their petals unfurl like miniature masterpieces.
Maudeline embarked on a culinary adventure, creating dishes that tantalized taste buds with their unique blend of flavors.
The wind whispered through the maudeline trees, carrying the sweet scent of nature's perfume.
