ignote (Meaning)
Webster
ignote (a.)
Unknown.
Webster
ignote (n.)
One who is unknown.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ignote
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ignote Sentence Examples
- I have always ignored the taunts and insults hurled my way.
- Despite several attempts, I was unable to ignite a fire in the damp wood.
- The foreign language remained an enigma, ignoting all my efforts to decipher it.
- The scientist's groundbreaking discovery went largely ignored by the scientific community.
- The wounded animal lay ignote in the forest, its cries unheard.
- I accidentally omitted one of the ingredients in the recipe, resulting in ignote consequences.
- The politician's promises were ignote by the voters, who had grown weary of empty words.
- The abandoned house stood ignote amidst overgrown weeds, a testament to a forgotten past.
- The computer virus spread through the network, ignoting all antivirus software.
- The explorer's plea for help remained ignote as they faced relentless storms in the unforgiving wilderness.
FAQs About the word ignote
Unknown., One who is unknown.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
I have always ignored the taunts and insults hurled my way.
Despite several attempts, I was unable to ignite a fire in the damp wood.
The foreign language remained an enigma, ignoting all my efforts to decipher it.
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery went largely ignored by the scientific community.
