lipse (Meaning)
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lipse (v. i.)
To lisp.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lipse
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lipse Sentence Examples
- The eclipse cast an eerie glow over the moon, turning it a deep crimson.
- The annular eclipse created a stunning "ring of fire" effect in the sky.
- Scientists patiently observed the total eclipse, taking meticulous notes and capturing images.
- The moon's shadow swept across the Earth during the solar eclipse, causing a momentary blackout.
- The eclipse was a celestial event that inspired awe and wonder in onlookers.
- The eclipse path extended across multiple continents, providing a rare opportunity for stargazers.
- The next total eclipse of the sun will occur in several years, making this one a precious and unforgettable experience.
- The eclipse glasses protected viewers from the harmful rays of the sun during the event.
- The eclipse-chasing tour group traveled far and wide to witness the celestial spectacle.
- The eclipse left an indelible mark on the memory of all who experienced it, creating a lasting appreciation for the wonders of the cosmos.
FAQs About the word lipse
To lisp.
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The eclipse cast an eerie glow over the moon, turning it a deep crimson.
The annular eclipse created a stunning "ring of fire" effect in the sky.
Scientists patiently observed the total eclipse, taking meticulous notes and capturing images.
The moon's shadow swept across the Earth during the solar eclipse, causing a momentary blackout.
