alamort (Meaning)
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alamort (a.)
To the death; mortally.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alamort
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alamort Sentence Examples
- The soldier lay alamort on the battlefield, wounded and disoriented.
- Her dreams of success were left alamort after a series of setbacks.
- The once lively party became alamort as the night wore on and guests started leaving.
- The project's momentum came to a halt, leaving the team alamort and uncertain about its future.
- The business, once thriving, was now alamort due to economic downturns and changing market trends
- The atmosphere in the courtroom became alamort as the verdict was read aloud.
- The city's vibrant arts scene was temporarily alamort during the pandemic, with galleries closing and events canceled.
- His enthusiasm for the project turned alamort when he encountered unexpected challenges.
- The once bustling marketplace was now alamort, with empty stalls and deserted streets.
- The energy in the stadium became alamort as the home team fell behind in the crucial match.
FAQs About the word alamort
To the death; mortally.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soldier lay alamort on the battlefield, wounded and disoriented.
Her dreams of success were left alamort after a series of setbacks.
The once lively party became alamort as the night wore on and guests started leaving.
The project's momentum came to a halt, leaving the team alamort and uncertain about its future.
