infound (Meaning)
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infound (v. t.)
To pour in; to infuse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infound
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infound Sentence Examples
- I infound myself lost in a labyrinth of unfamiliar streets.
- The missing document was infound tucked away in an obscure filing cabinet.
- The long-lost treasure infound its way back to its rightful owner.
- I infound the answer to my problem in an unexpected source.
- The missing child infound safety in the arms of a kind stranger.
- The truth infound its way to the surface, despite attempts to conceal it.
- The stolen car infound its way back to its owner, thanks to a diligent police investigation.
- My hopes infound renewed vigor when I discovered new opportunities.
- The infound money was a godsend, easing my financial worries.
- The lost cat infound its way home, much to the joy of its owners.
FAQs About the word infound
To pour in; to infuse.
No synonyms found.
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I infound myself lost in a labyrinth of unfamiliar streets.
The missing document was infound tucked away in an obscure filing cabinet.
The long-lost treasure infound its way back to its rightful owner.
I infound the answer to my problem in an unexpected source.
