alburnous (Meaning)
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alburnous (a.)
Of or pertaining to alburnum; of the alburnum; as, alburnous substances.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alburnous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
alburnous Sentence Examples
- The alburnous clouds painted the sky with a soft, ethereal glow during the sunrise.
- Her gown was alburnous, shimmering in the moonlight like a cascade of silver threads.
- The alburnous sands stretched for miles along the pristine beach, untouched by footprints.
- A layer of alburnous frost adorned the landscape, transforming it into a winter wonderland.
- The alburnous feathers of the swan glistened in the sunlight as it glided gracefully across the pond.
- The castle walls were constructed of alburnous stone, giving the fortress an otherworldly appearance.
- In the quiet chapel, the bride wore an alburnous veil that added an angelic aura to her presence.
- The alburnous cliffs reflected the sunlight, creating a dazzling spectacle along the coastal cliffs.
- The alburnous petals of the rare orchid made it a prized possession among botanical enthusiasts.
- The alburnous purity of the lily symbolized innocence and beauty in the language of flowers.
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Of or pertaining to alburnum; of the alburnum; as, alburnous substances.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The alburnous clouds painted the sky with a soft, ethereal glow during the sunrise.
Her gown was alburnous, shimmering in the moonlight like a cascade of silver threads.
The alburnous sands stretched for miles along the pristine beach, untouched by footprints.
A layer of alburnous frost adorned the landscape, transforming it into a winter wonderland.
