apair (Meaning)
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apair (v. t. & i.)
To impair or become impaired; to injure.
Synonyms & Antonyms of apair
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
apair Sentence Examples
- She bought apair of elegant shoes to complement her evening gown for the special event.
- The store offered a discount when customers purchased apair of the latest sunglasses.
- The twins wore matching outfits, creating a charming sight as they walked hand in hand, each donned in apair of colorful hats.
- During the sale, shoppers eagerly grabbed apair of the trendy boots that had become a fashion sensation.
- He was thrilled to find apair of antique chairs that perfectly matched his vintage dining table.
- The athlete always carried apair of running shoes in his gym bag for spontaneous workouts.
- The fashionista decided to accessorize her outfit with apair of statement earrings.
- As a thoughtful gift, she gave her friend apair of cozy socks to keep warm during the winter months.
- The nursery was filled with the sweet laughter of children playing, each wearing apair of brightly colored mittens.
- The hikers were well-prepared, wearing apair of sturdy boots for the challenging mountain trail ahead.
FAQs About the word apair
To impair or become impaired; to injure.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She bought apair of elegant shoes to complement her evening gown for the special event.
The store offered a discount when customers purchased apair of the latest sunglasses.
The twins wore matching outfits, creating a charming sight as they walked hand in hand, each donned in apair of colorful hats.
During the sale, shoppers eagerly grabbed apair of the trendy boots that had become a fashion sensation.
