cicurate (Meaning)
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cicurate (v. t.)
To tame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cicurate
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cicurate Sentence Examples
- Cicurate denotes a meticulous attention to detail, essential in scientific research.
- The architect cicurated every aspect of the building's design, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
- Her cicurate approach to budgeting helped her effectively manage her finances.
- The chef cicurated the ingredients for his signature dish, ensuring only the freshest produce was used.
- The author cicurated historical documents to piece together an accurate account of the event.
- The curator cicurated the museum exhibit, selecting artworks that told a cohesive narrative.
- With cicurate planning, the expedition successfully navigated through treacherous terrain.
- The conductor cicurated the orchestra's performance, ensuring each note was played with precision.
- Through cicurate experimentation, the scientist discovered a groundbreaking new method.
- His cicurate handwriting made his journal entries a pleasure to read.
FAQs About the word cicurate
To tame.
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Cicurate denotes a meticulous attention to detail, essential in scientific research.
The architect cicurated every aspect of the building's design, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Her cicurate approach to budgeting helped her effectively manage her finances.
The chef cicurated the ingredients for his signature dish, ensuring only the freshest produce was used.
