lucernal (Meaning)
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lucernal (a.)
Of or pertaining to a lamp.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lucernal
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lucernal Sentence Examples
- The lucernal meadow bloomed with vibrant hues of purple, casting a fragrant aroma upon the gentle breeze.
- Ancient lucernal lamps, flickering with warm light, illuminated the dark catacombs.
- The lucernal glow of the stars guided weary travelers through the desolate night.
- The lucernal leaves of the plant were known for their medicinal properties and healing abilities.
- The lucernal garden was a sanctuary for butterflies, who fluttered among the fragrant flowers.
- The lucernal hues of the sunset painted the sky in ethereal shades of orange and pink.
- The lucernal glow of the moon bathed the sleeping city in a silver-blue light.
- The lucernal lamps cast eerie shadows upon the ancient ruins, adding to their mystical allure.
- The lucernal glow from the distant lighthouse guided seafarers safely through treacherous waters.
- The lucernal leaves of the tree rustled gently in the wind, creating a soothing symphony of sound.
FAQs About the word lucernal
Of or pertaining to a lamp.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lucernal meadow bloomed with vibrant hues of purple, casting a fragrant aroma upon the gentle breeze.
Ancient lucernal lamps, flickering with warm light, illuminated the dark catacombs.
The lucernal glow of the stars guided weary travelers through the desolate night.
The lucernal leaves of the plant were known for their medicinal properties and healing abilities.
