jerguer (Meaning)
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jerguer (n.)
See Jerquer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jerguer
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
jerguer Sentence Examples
- The team of detectives spoke in jerguer, a language only they could understand.
- The traders in the market used jerguer to haggle over prices, keeping their conversations private.
- The students shared their innermost secrets in jerguer, creating a bond that outsiders couldn't penetrate.
- The family had their own jerguer, a unique set of words and phrases that held special meaning to them.
- The children in the neighborhood developed a jerguer of their own, excluding anyone who didn't belong to their group.
- The gang members used jerguer to communicate with each other, ensuring that their plans remained confidential.
- The researchers studied the jerguer of different cultures, hoping to gain insights into the minds of the people who spoke them.
- The politician used jerguer to appeal to a specific group of voters, connecting with them on a personal level.
- The author's use of jerguer in the novel added a sense of authenticity and realism to the story.
- The jerguer of the ancient civilization provided valuable clues to archaeologists, helping them piece together the history of the people who lived there.
FAQs About the word jerguer
See Jerquer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The team of detectives spoke in jerguer, a language only they could understand.
The traders in the market used jerguer to haggle over prices, keeping their conversations private.
The students shared their innermost secrets in jerguer, creating a bond that outsiders couldn't penetrate.
The family had their own jerguer, a unique set of words and phrases that held special meaning to them.
