interlucation (Meaning)
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interlucation (n.)
Act of thinning a wood to let in light.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interlucation
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interlucation Sentence Examples
- The speaker's interlocution was filled with cogent arguments that swayed the audience.
- The unexpected interlocution from the back of the room startled the presenter.
- A moment of interlocution allowed the participants to clarify their positions before resuming the debate.
- The interlocution between the two politicians was fraught with tension and disagreement.
- The judge's interlocution during the trial provided crucial insights into the case.
- The professor encouraged interlocution among students to foster critical thinking and peer learning.
- The interlocution between the lawyer and witness revealed inconsistencies in the latter's testimony.
- An interlocution order granted by the court allowed the parties to file additional pleadings.
- The interlocution between the two surgeons led to an innovative solution to a complex medical problem.
- The interlocution of the disciples with Jesus provided them with spiritual guidance and clarification.
FAQs About the word interlucation
Act of thinning a wood to let in light.
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The speaker's interlocution was filled with cogent arguments that swayed the audience.
The unexpected interlocution from the back of the room startled the presenter.
A moment of interlocution allowed the participants to clarify their positions before resuming the debate.
The interlocution between the two politicians was fraught with tension and disagreement.
