delibate (Meaning)
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delibate (v. t.)
To taste; to take a sip of; to dabble in.
Synonyms & Antonyms of delibate
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delibate Sentence Examples
- She made a deliberate effort to arrive at the meeting early to prepare the presentation.
- His deliberate actions caused a ripple of suspicion among his colleagues.
- The artist meticulously placed each brushstroke on the canvas with deliberate precision.
- It was a deliberate choice to omit certain details from the report to streamline its readability.
- Despite his deliberate pace, he managed to finish the marathon ahead of schedule.
- The CEO's deliberate decision to expand the company's market presence yielded significant profits.
- Her deliberate silence spoke volumes about her discontent with the situation.
- The diplomat chose her words with deliberate care to avoid any misunderstandings.
- The chef's deliberate use of spices enhanced the flavor of the dish.
- With a deliberate flick of his wrist, he signed the contract, sealing the deal.
FAQs About the word delibate
To taste; to take a sip of; to dabble in.
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She made a deliberate effort to arrive at the meeting early to prepare the presentation.
His deliberate actions caused a ripple of suspicion among his colleagues.
The artist meticulously placed each brushstroke on the canvas with deliberate precision.
It was a deliberate choice to omit certain details from the report to streamline its readability.
