impurpling (Meaning)
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impurpling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Impurple
Synonyms & Antonyms of impurpling
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impurpling Sentence Examples
- The bruised skin on his arm was beginning to impurple with the onset of a hematoma.
- As the autumn leaves turned, they danced in a vibrant array of golden hues and impurpling reds.
- The impurpling of the grapes signaled that the harvest season had arrived.
- The stormy sky hung low over the city, impurpling the horizon with ominous clouds.
- The swelling around her ankle was impurpling, a telltale sign of a severe sprain.
- The pigment in the old tapestry had faded over time, leaving behind impurpling hues that evoked a sense of antiquity.
- The painter's brush danced across the canvas, impurpling the shadows of the portrait with rich strokes of Prussian blue.
- The impurpling bruise on her cheek served as a constant reminder of the harsh words that had been spoken.
- The night sky was impurpled by the glow of the city lights, creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere.
- The impurpling of the tea leaves indicated that it was ready to be strained and enjoyed.
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of Impurple
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The bruised skin on his arm was beginning to impurple with the onset of a hematoma.
As the autumn leaves turned, they danced in a vibrant array of golden hues and impurpling reds.
The impurpling of the grapes signaled that the harvest season had arrived.
The stormy sky hung low over the city, impurpling the horizon with ominous clouds.
