circumfluence (Meaning)
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circumfluence (n.)
A flowing round on all sides; an inclosing with a fluid.
Synonyms & Antonyms of circumfluence
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circumfluence Sentence Examples
- The Nile River's circumfluence of Egypt has played a vital role in the country's agriculture and development.
- The island nation basked in the circumfluence of the warm, turquoise ocean.
- Lost in a sea of books, the scholar felt a comforting sense of circumfluence.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread achieved a delightful circumfluence throughout the kitchen.
- The rumors about the celebrity's arrival created a circumfluence of excitement in the town.
- The castle walls stood strong, their imposing circumfluence a testament to the power of the ancient kingdom.
- The whispering pines provided a gentle circumfluence of sound, calming the restless camper.
- The artist strived to capture the circumfluence of light and shadow on the weathered face.
- The fortress, with its circumfluence of moats and walls, offered a formidable defense against attack.
- The circumfluence of negative energy in the room made everyone feel uncomfortable.
FAQs About the word circumfluence
A flowing round on all sides; an inclosing with a fluid.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Nile River's circumfluence of Egypt has played a vital role in the country's agriculture and development.
The island nation basked in the circumfluence of the warm, turquoise ocean.
Lost in a sea of books, the scholar felt a comforting sense of circumfluence.
The aroma of freshly baked bread achieved a delightful circumfluence throughout the kitchen.
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