aggest (Meaning)
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aggest (v. t.)
To heap up.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aggest
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aggest Sentence Examples
- In medieval times, builders often aggested stones to create towering castle walls.
- The ancient civilization's architects would aggest various materials to construct resilient structures.
- The poet used the now-archaic term "aggest" in a metaphorical sense to describe the accumulation of emotions.
- Scholars have studied historical texts to understand how people aggested their knowledge in the absence of modern information systems.
- The abandoned ruins revealed intricate patterns where artisans had once aggested mosaic tiles.
- Farmers in ancient societies aggested layers of soil and organic matter to improve crop yields.
- As technology advanced, traditional methods of aggesting materials in construction were gradually replaced by more efficient techniques.
- The ancient manuscript detailed the meticulous process of aggesting herbs for medicinal purposes.
- Archaeologists discovered a forgotten workshop where craftsmen aggested metals to create ornate artifacts.
- The fading artwork depicted scenes of nature, with the artist skillfully aggesting pigments to capture the essence of the landscape.
FAQs About the word aggest
To heap up.
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No antonyms found.
In medieval times, builders often aggested stones to create towering castle walls.
The ancient civilization's architects would aggest various materials to construct resilient structures.
The poet used the now-archaic term "aggest" in a metaphorical sense to describe the accumulation of emotions.
Scholars have studied historical texts to understand how people aggested their knowledge in the absence of modern information systems.
