inturbidated (Meaning)

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inturbidated (imp. & p. p.)

of Inturbidate

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

She felt inturbidated by the size of the crowd gathered in the auditorium.
His stern expression inturbidated me, making it difficult to speak up.
The thought of public speaking always left her feeling inturbidated.
The older students in the class often inturbidated the younger ones.
He didn't want to appear inturbidated, so he stood his ground.
The presence of the security guards inturbidated the would-be troublemakers.
Despite feeling inturbidated, she summoned the courage to confront her fears.
His authoritative tone inturbidated the rest of the team into compliance.
She was inturbidated by his vast knowledge and experience in the field.
The towering figure of the mountain inturbidated even the most experienced climbers.

of Inturbidate

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

She felt inturbidated by the size of the crowd gathered in the auditorium.

His stern expression inturbidated me, making it difficult to speak up.

The thought of public speaking always left her feeling inturbidated.

The older students in the class often inturbidated the younger ones.