incoact (Meaning)
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incoact (a.)
Alt. of Incoacted
Synonyms & Antonyms of incoact
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incoact Sentence Examples
- The incoact of the symphony was barely audible, setting the stage for a crescendo of grand proportions.
- The incoact of their romance was a stolen glance across a crowded room, the catalyst for a love that would endure.
- The research paper's incoact established a foundational framework for the ensuing arguments and analysis.
- The storm's incoact was a faint rumble in the distance, a harbinger of an impending tempest.
- The incoact of the meeting was a polite exchange of pleasantries, but tensions simmered beneath the surface.
- The incoact of the spell was a whispered incantation, unleashing a surge of energy that permeated the air.
- The incoact of her memory was a fragmented recollection, like a puzzle with missing pieces.
- The incoact of the dream was a vivid image that lingered in her mind, a haunting reminder of an unknown realm.
- The incoact of the painting was a simple sketch, the groundwork for a masterpiece that would captivate viewers.
- The incoact of the rebellion was a small act of defiance, a spark that would ignite a revolution.
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Alt. of Incoacted
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The incoact of the symphony was barely audible, setting the stage for a crescendo of grand proportions.
The incoact of their romance was a stolen glance across a crowded room, the catalyst for a love that would endure.
The research paper's incoact established a foundational framework for the ensuing arguments and analysis.
The storm's incoact was a faint rumble in the distance, a harbinger of an impending tempest.
