interanimate (Meaning)
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interanimate (v. t.)
To animate or inspire mutually.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interanimate
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interanimate Sentence Examples
- The interanimate objects within the room seemed to possess a life of their own.
- The whispering wind interanimated the leaves of the trees, creating a symphony of rustling.
- The interanimate materials of the house groaned and creaked under the pressure of the storm.
- The moonlight cast an interanimate glow upon the desolate landscape, making it appear ethereal.
- The interanimate objects in the attic held secrets long forgotten.
- The interanimate furniture in the dining room seemed to watch the family with silent judgment.
- The interanimate toys in the playroom stirred with a strange energy.
- The interanimate shadows cast by the flickering flames danced around the room.
- The interanimate machinery in the factory hummed and whirred with mechanical precision.
- The interanimate particles of dust swirled in the air, catching the sunlight and shimmering like tiny stars.
FAQs About the word interanimate
To animate or inspire mutually.
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The interanimate objects within the room seemed to possess a life of their own.
The whispering wind interanimated the leaves of the trees, creating a symphony of rustling.
The interanimate materials of the house groaned and creaked under the pressure of the storm.
The moonlight cast an interanimate glow upon the desolate landscape, making it appear ethereal.
