longinquity (Meaning)
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longinquity (n.)
Greatness of distance; remoteness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of longinquity
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longinquity Sentence Examples
- The longinquity of the stars made their twinkling light appear faint and ethereal.
- The ancient temple's remoteness and longinquity imbued it with an aura of mystery and reverence.
- Despite the longinquity of the distant galaxy, astronomers were able to detect its faint signals.
- The longinquity of the mountain peak made its ascent a challenging but rewarding endeavor.
- As she gazed at the distant horizon, she felt a sense of longinquity and longing for what lay beyond.
- The longinquity of her exile left her feeling isolated and disconnected from her former life.
- The longinquity of the battlefield made it difficult to comprehend the horrors that unfolded there.
- The longinquity of the past made it challenging to reconstruct the events that had transpired.
- The longinquity of the future filled her with both anticipation and uncertainty.
- The longinquity of the stars reminded her of the vastness and insignificance of human existence.
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Greatness of distance; remoteness.
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The longinquity of the stars made their twinkling light appear faint and ethereal.
The ancient temple's remoteness and longinquity imbued it with an aura of mystery and reverence.
Despite the longinquity of the distant galaxy, astronomers were able to detect its faint signals.
The longinquity of the mountain peak made its ascent a challenging but rewarding endeavor.
