afflation (Meaning)
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afflation (n.)
A blowing or breathing on; inspiration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of afflation
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afflation Sentence Examples
- The serene landscape seemed to emanate an afflation of tranquility, calming the visitors.
- The motivational speaker aimed to instill an afflation of inspiration in the audience through his powerful words.
- As the sun set, the warm colors cast an afflation of warmth across the horizon.
- The uplifting music created an afflation of joy and positivity in the room.
- In moments of meditation, people often seek an afflation of inner peace and mindfulness.
- The scent of blooming flowers brought an afflation of freshness to the garden.
- The leader's speech had an afflation of confidence that resonated with the team.
- The charity event aimed to generate an afflation of generosity among the attendees.
- The supportive atmosphere in the community created an afflation of unity and cooperation.
- The art exhibition evoked an afflation of appreciation for the diverse forms of creativity on display.
FAQs About the word afflation
A blowing or breathing on; inspiration.
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No antonyms found.
The serene landscape seemed to emanate an afflation of tranquility, calming the visitors.
The motivational speaker aimed to instill an afflation of inspiration in the audience through his powerful words.
As the sun set, the warm colors cast an afflation of warmth across the horizon.
The uplifting music created an afflation of joy and positivity in the room.
