exscribe (Meaning)
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exscribe (v. t.)
To copy; to transcribe.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exscribe
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exscribe Sentence Examples
- The inscription was beautifully exscribed on the ancient stone tablet.
- The sculptor exscribed intricate patterns onto the surface of the marble statue.
- The artist exscribed her signature in the corner of the painting.
- The calligrapher exscribed the holy text with great care and precision.
- The engraver exscribed the names of the fallen soldiers on the memorial.
- The jeweler exscribed a delicate design onto the surface of the ring.
- The glassblower exscribed a unique pattern onto the surface of the vase.
- The potter exscribed a message of peace onto the side of the ceramic bowl.
- The architect exscribed the plans for the new building in great detail.
- The engineer exscribed the specifications for the new bridge in a clear and concise manner.
FAQs About the word exscribe
To copy; to transcribe.
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The inscription was beautifully exscribed on the ancient stone tablet.
The sculptor exscribed intricate patterns onto the surface of the marble statue.
The artist exscribed her signature in the corner of the painting.
The calligrapher exscribed the holy text with great care and precision.
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