infantly (Meaning)
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infantly (a.)
Like an infant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infantly
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infantly Sentence Examples
- The baby's cries alerted its mother instantly, prompting her to tend to its needs.
- The infantly small seedling required regular watering and careful nurturing to thrive.
- The news of her husband's death reached her instantly, shattering her world into a thousand pieces.
- The child's laughter filled the room instantly, creating a cheerful and joyful atmosphere.
- The thief seized the opportunity instantly, snatching the necklace from the unsuspecting woman.
- The infantly small insect was difficult to see, but its presence was unmistakable.
- The students panicked instantly when the fire alarm rang, evacuating the building as quickly as possible.
- The drought caused crops to wither instantly, threatening the livelihoods of farmers.
- The rain began instantly, drenching the land and providing much-needed hydration.
- The infantly small amount of poison was enough to end her life instantly.
FAQs About the word infantly
Like an infant.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The baby's cries alerted its mother instantly, prompting her to tend to its needs.
The infantly small seedling required regular watering and careful nurturing to thrive.
The news of her husband's death reached her instantly, shattering her world into a thousand pieces.
The child's laughter filled the room instantly, creating a cheerful and joyful atmosphere.
