lurcation (Meaning)
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lurcation (n.)
Gluttony; gormandizing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lurcation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lurcation Sentence Examples
- Ethan's lurcation to the remote mountains provided him with much-needed solitude and introspection.
- The hiker's lurcation through the dense forest led him to a hidden waterfall, untouched by civilization.
- The detective's lurcation into the criminal underworld revealed a complex network of connections and secrets.
- The artist embarked on a lurcation into the vibrant streets, capturing the essence of the city's life and energy.
- The scientist's lurcation into the depths of the ocean resulted in groundbreaking discoveries about marine ecosystems.
- The writer's lurcation to the enigmatic island sparked his imagination and inspired his next novel.
- The entrepreneur's lurcation into the tech industry paid off handsomely, leading to the creation of a thriving start-up.
- The historian's lurcation into the archives uncovered forgotten documents that shed new light on past events.
- The traveler's lurcation through the rugged wilderness tested his limits but left him with an unforgettable experience.
- The student's lurcation into the library's vast collection provided him with the knowledge and inspiration necessary for his dissertation.
FAQs About the word lurcation
Gluttony; gormandizing.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Ethan's lurcation to the remote mountains provided him with much-needed solitude and introspection.
The hiker's lurcation through the dense forest led him to a hidden waterfall, untouched by civilization.
The detective's lurcation into the criminal underworld revealed a complex network of connections and secrets.
The artist embarked on a lurcation into the vibrant streets, capturing the essence of the city's life and energy.
