essencing (Meaning)
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essencing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Essence
Synonyms & Antonyms of essencing
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essencing Sentence Examples
- The herbalist was carefully measuring and mixing the ingredients, essencing each drop with his expertise.
- The essencing of the ancient manuscript took weeks of meticulous work and study.
- Jane Austen's novels capture the essencing of the Regency era with wit, irony, and social commentary.
- The painter's brushstrokes captured the essencing of the landscape, capturing its beauty and serenity.
- The poet's words conveyed the essencing of love, loss, and longing with raw emotion and vulnerability.
- The musician's soulful performance essenced the emotions of the audience, leaving them moved and inspired.
- The aroma of the freshly brewed coffee essenced the kitchen, inviting everyone to gather and enjoy its warmth.
- The taste of the ripe peach essenced the summer breeze, bringing a burst of sweetness with every bite.
- The sound of the waves essenced the air, creating a symphony of tranquility that soothed the soul.
- The touch of a loved one's hand essenced the purest form of comfort, security, and affection.
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of Essence
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The herbalist was carefully measuring and mixing the ingredients, essencing each drop with his expertise.
The essencing of the ancient manuscript took weeks of meticulous work and study.
Jane Austen's novels capture the essencing of the Regency era with wit, irony, and social commentary.
The painter's brushstrokes captured the essencing of the landscape, capturing its beauty and serenity.
