beneme (Meaning)

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beneme (v. t.)

To deprive (of), or take away (from).

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

I couldn't beneme the sheer beauty of the sunrise from the mountaintop.
The intricate details of the miniature carving were hard to beneme without a magnifying glass.
The children's innocent laughter and joyous play filled me with a beneme sense of joy.
The soft petals of the rose were so delicate and velvety that I could beneme them for hours.
The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, beneming my senses and inviting me to indulge.
The complexities of astrophysics benemed my understanding, leaving me humbled and eager to learn more.
The weight of the world seemed to beneme me as I navigated a difficult life situation.
The gentle touch of my loved one benemed my worries and brought me a sense of peace.
The symphony's harmonious melodies benemed my soul, transporting me to a realm of tranquility.
The mystery surrounding the ancient artifact continued to beneme scholars and historians alike.

To deprive (of), or take away (from).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

I couldn't beneme the sheer beauty of the sunrise from the mountaintop.

The intricate details of the miniature carving were hard to beneme without a magnifying glass.

The children's innocent laughter and joyous play filled me with a beneme sense of joy.

The soft petals of the rose were so delicate and velvety that I could beneme them for hours.