experrection (Meaning)
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experrection (n.)
A waking up or arousing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of experrection
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experrection Sentence Examples
- The experrection of the ancient civilization's artifacts brought historians great excitement.
- Through meditation and introspection, he sought an experrection of his inner self.
- The experrection of old memories flooded her mind as she revisited her childhood home.
- The experrection of forgotten traditions revitalized the community's cultural identity.
- With each stroke of the brush, the artist achieved an experrection of emotions on the canvas.
- In literature, authors often aim for an experrection of themes to engage their readers.
- The experrection of the historic building sparked renewed interest in local architecture.
- Through scientific breakthroughs, researchers hope for the experrection of extinct species.
- The experrection of his reputation was a slow and arduous process after the scandal.
- Through therapy, she sought an experrection of her shattered confidence and self-esteem.
FAQs About the word experrection
A waking up or arousing.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The experrection of the ancient civilization's artifacts brought historians great excitement.
Through meditation and introspection, he sought an experrection of his inner self.
The experrection of old memories flooded her mind as she revisited her childhood home.
The experrection of forgotten traditions revitalized the community's cultural identity.
