ancipital (Meaning)
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ancipital (a.)
Alt. of Ancipitous
Synonyms & Antonyms of ancipital
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ancipital Sentence Examples
- The ancient artifact had an ancipital design, featuring intricate patterns on both of its opposing sides.
- The scholar carefully examined the relic, noting the ancipital nature of its engravings that hinted at dual meanings.
- The architect envisioned a unique structure with ancipital walls that would showcase different aspects of the historical era.
- The negotiation process had an ancipital outcome, with both parties compromising on certain terms.
- The philosopher explored the ancipital nature of morality, acknowledging the complexity of ethical dilemmas.
- The artist created a captivating painting with an ancipital theme, portraying contrasting emotions on either side of the canvas.
- In the courtroom, the lawyer presented an ancipital argument, addressing both the prosecution and defense perspectives.
- The political debate had an ancipital impact on public opinion, leaving voters divided on the issue.
- The researcher discovered an ancipital manuscript, revealing hidden layers of meaning in the ancient text.
- The scientist observed an ancipital reaction in the chemical experiment, requiring further analysis to understand its implications.
FAQs About the word ancipital
Alt. of Ancipitous
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The ancient artifact had an ancipital design, featuring intricate patterns on both of its opposing sides.
The scholar carefully examined the relic, noting the ancipital nature of its engravings that hinted at dual meanings.
The architect envisioned a unique structure with ancipital walls that would showcase different aspects of the historical era.
The negotiation process had an ancipital outcome, with both parties compromising on certain terms.
