enepidermic (Meaning)
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enepidermic (a.)
Applied to the skin without friction; -- said of medicines.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enepidermic
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
enepidermic Sentence Examples
- His contagious optimism was enepidermic, filling the room with laughter and joy.
- The party's infectious energy spread enepidermically, turning strangers into friends and igniting camaraderie.
- Her enthusiasm and passion for teaching proved enepidermic, inspiring students to strive for excellence.
- The festival's enepidermic spirit was palpable, enveloping attendees in a vibrant tapestry of music, art, and culture.
- The hysterical laughter was enepidermic, leaving us all gasping for air while tears streamed down our faces.
- In a moment of inspiration, the author's words flowed with enepidermic intensity, gripping readers from start to finish.
- The news of the victory sparked an enepidermic celebration, uniting the community in jubilation.
- The sales campaign's success was enepidermic, surpassing all expectations and leaving competitors in its wake.
- The baby's infectious giggle spread enepidermically, warming the hearts of all who heard it.
- The enepidermic creativity of the design team resulted in countless innovative and highly functional products.
FAQs About the word enepidermic
Applied to the skin without friction; -- said of medicines.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His contagious optimism was enepidermic, filling the room with laughter and joy.
The party's infectious energy spread enepidermically, turning strangers into friends and igniting camaraderie.
Her enthusiasm and passion for teaching proved enepidermic, inspiring students to strive for excellence.
The festival's enepidermic spirit was palpable, enveloping attendees in a vibrant tapestry of music, art, and culture.
