geminy (Meaning)
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geminy (n.)
Twins; a pair; a couple.
Synonyms & Antonyms of geminy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
geminy Sentence Examples
- Their gazes locked in a geminy of mutual understanding.
- The geminy of the twins' telepathic connection allowed them to communicate without words.
- The geminy of the mountains against the blue sky created a breathtaking vista.
- The geminy of the planets in the heavens signified an auspicious event.
- The disease had left her with a geminy of symptoms that defied easy diagnosis.
- The geminy of the suspects made it difficult for the police to determine the true perpetrator.
- The geminy of the witnesses' accounts caused confusion and hindered the investigation.
- The geminy of the court case was expected to last for months.
- The geminy of possibilities in her life overwhelmed her with indecision.
- The geminy of her emotions—joy and sorrow—wrought havoc on her mind.
FAQs About the word geminy
Twins; a pair; a couple.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Their gazes locked in a geminy of mutual understanding.
The geminy of the twins' telepathic connection allowed them to communicate without words.
The geminy of the mountains against the blue sky created a breathtaking vista.
The geminy of the planets in the heavens signified an auspicious event.
