half-tounue (Meaning)
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half-tounue (n.)
A jury, for the trial of a foreigner, composed equally of citizens and aliens.
Synonyms & Antonyms of half-tounue
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half-tounue Sentence Examples
- The speaker half-turned to address the audience, her words hanging in the air.
- The mischievous child spoke half-tongue, hinting at a secret without revealing it outright.
- The politician's speech was full of half-tongue promises, designed to appeal to all sides without committing to any.
- The judge listened half-turned, his expression inscrutable as the testimonies unfolded.
- The gossip spread like wildfire, half-tongue and half-truth, distorting the facts along its path.
- The half-tongue of the rumor made it difficult to separate the truth from the fabrication.
- Her half-tongue apology felt insincere, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth.
- The teacher spoke in half-tongue, hinting at the upcoming test but not providing any details.
- The patient's half-tongue description of their symptoms made it difficult for the doctor to diagnose the illness.
- The secrets whispered in half-tongue echoed through the empty hallways, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
FAQs About the word half-tounue
A jury, for the trial of a foreigner, composed equally of citizens and aliens.
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The speaker half-turned to address the audience, her words hanging in the air.
The mischievous child spoke half-tongue, hinting at a secret without revealing it outright.
The politician's speech was full of half-tongue promises, designed to appeal to all sides without committing to any.
The judge listened half-turned, his expression inscrutable as the testimonies unfolded.
