inglobe (Meaning)
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inglobe (v. t.)
To infix, as in a globe; to fix or secure firmly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inglobe
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inglobe Sentence Examples
- The sprawling metropolis inglobed a diverse array of cultures and ethnicities.
- The university's sprawling campus inglobed a wide range of academic disciplines.
- The towering Himalayas inglobed a vast and awe-inspiring landscape.
- Their secluded cabin inglobed them in a serene and tranquil haven.
- The Internet inglobed an infinite network of information and communication.
- The global economy inglobed interconnected markets and supply chains spanning continents.
- The symphony inglobed a magnificent tapestry of musical textures and melodies.
- The ancient city inglobed centuries of history and cultural heritage.
- The star formation inglobed a celestial spectacle of light and swirling gases.
- The painting inglobed a profound emotional depth and narrative complexity.
FAQs About the word inglobe
To infix, as in a globe; to fix or secure firmly.
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No antonyms found.
The sprawling metropolis inglobed a diverse array of cultures and ethnicities.
The university's sprawling campus inglobed a wide range of academic disciplines.
The towering Himalayas inglobed a vast and awe-inspiring landscape.
Their secluded cabin inglobed them in a serene and tranquil haven.
