innocense (Meaning)
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innocense (n)
white and lavender to pale-blue flowers grow in perfect rings of widely spaced bands around the stems forming a kind of pagoda; California
Synonyms & Antonyms of innocense
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innocense Sentence Examples
- The child's eyes sparkled with an unblemished innocence that melted away all skepticism.
- The painting depicted a scene of idyllic innocence, where children frolicked in a meadow without a care.
- Despite the horrors he had witnessed, the soldier maintained a glimmer of innocence in his heart.
- Her laughter held an irresistible charm, reminiscent of the carefree innocence of youth.
- The young girl's innocence made her vulnerable to the cruel intentions of others.
- The politician's public persona was carefully crafted to project an image of unwavering innocence.
- The snow on the mountain peaks seemed untouched and pristine, preserving a sense of pristine innocence.
- The innocence of animals often reminds us of the purity that can exist in the natural world.
- As she grew older, she began to lose her childlike innocence and embrace the complexities of adulthood.
- The loss of innocence can be a bitter experience, but it also marks the transition to maturity and wisdom.
FAQs About the word innocense
white and lavender to pale-blue flowers grow in perfect rings of widely spaced bands around the stems forming a kind of pagoda; California
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The child's eyes sparkled with an unblemished innocence that melted away all skepticism.
The painting depicted a scene of idyllic innocence, where children frolicked in a meadow without a care.
Despite the horrors he had witnessed, the soldier maintained a glimmer of innocence in his heart.
Her laughter held an irresistible charm, reminiscent of the carefree innocence of youth.
