incuss (Meaning)
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incuss (v. t.)
To form, or mold, by striking or stamping, as a coin or medal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incuss
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incuss Sentence Examples
- The teacher's stern demeanor incusses a sense of discipline in the students.
- The horrific movie incusses a lasting fear in the viewer's mind.
- The judge's words incusses guilt and shame into the convicted criminal.
- The child's nightmares incusses terror and anxiety in their parents.
- The boss's relentless criticism incusses feelings of inadequacy in his employees.
- The traumatic experience incusses an emotional scar that never fully heals.
- The sight of the mutilated victim incusses a profound revulsion in the witness.
- The war veteran's stories incusses a deep appreciation for the horrors of conflict.
- The bullying tactics of the older students incusses fear and isolation in the younger ones.
- The scandalous accusation incusses a loss of reputation and trust in the public figure.
FAQs About the word incuss
To form, or mold, by striking or stamping, as a coin or medal.
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The teacher's stern demeanor incusses a sense of discipline in the students.
The horrific movie incusses a lasting fear in the viewer's mind.
The judge's words incusses guilt and shame into the convicted criminal.
The child's nightmares incusses terror and anxiety in their parents.
