disembogued (Meaning)

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disembogued (imp. & p. p.)

of Disembogue

The vast river disembogued into the sparkling blue sea, merging their waters harmoniously.
The mighty Amazon River, with its relentless flow, disembogued into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the tranquil river disembogued into the serene lake, whispering its stories of the journey taken.
The swollen torrent, swollen by days of relentless rain, disembogued into the raging sea, unleashing its fury with thunderous roars.
The small brook, meandering through lush meadows, eventually disembogued into the wide, meandering river, surrendering its humble waters.
With a gentle murmur, the crystal-clear stream disembogued into the sunlit pond, adding its refreshing coolness to the tranquil waters.
The mighty Mississippi River, with its powerful currents, disembogued into the Gulf of Mexico, shaping coastlines and nourishing ecosystems.
As the tide receded, the estuary where the river disembogued revealed a tapestry of mudflats and teeming marine life.
The ancient mariner watched in awe as the ship disembogued into the uncharted waters of the vast ocean, embarking on a journey of discovery.
The gushing waters of the waterfall, cascading down the rocky cliffs, disembogued into a tranquil pool below, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

of Disembogue

raced, rushed, flowed, sprung, streamed, rolled, emanated, effused,issued, poured

backed up, backed up, set, coagulated, hardened, set,hardened, coagulated, gelled, clotted

The vast river disembogued into the sparkling blue sea, merging their waters harmoniously.

The mighty Amazon River, with its relentless flow, disembogued into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a breathtaking spectacle.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the tranquil river disembogued into the serene lake, whispering its stories of the journey taken.

The swollen torrent, swollen by days of relentless rain, disembogued into the raging sea, unleashing its fury with thunderous roars.