embrew (Meaning)
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embrew (v. t.)
To imbrue; to stain with blood.
Synonyms & Antonyms of embrew
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embrew Sentence Examples
- The alchemist embrewed a potent concoction that promised eternal youth.
- The apothecary embrewed medicinal tinctures that eased the pain of his patients.
- The brewer embrewed a rich and flavorful stout that became a local favorite.
- The perfumer embrewed fragrant oils that captivated the senses.
- The winemaker embrewed a vintage with a tantalizing bouquet and complex finish.
- The herbalist embrewed healing teas from the plants she cultivated in her garden.
- The sorceress embrewed a love potion that was rumored to ignite undying passion.
- The chemist embrewed a solution that turned ordinary metals into gold.
- The artist embrewed ink from natural pigments, creating vibrant and long-lasting paintings.
- The historian embrewed knowledge from ancient texts, uncovering forgotten secrets.
FAQs About the word embrew
To imbrue; to stain with blood.
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No antonyms found.
The alchemist embrewed a potent concoction that promised eternal youth.
The apothecary embrewed medicinal tinctures that eased the pain of his patients.
The brewer embrewed a rich and flavorful stout that became a local favorite.
The perfumer embrewed fragrant oils that captivated the senses.
