margaritic (Meaning)
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margaritic (a.)
Margaric.
Synonyms & Antonyms of margaritic
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margaritic Sentence Examples
- The margaritic necklace shimmered with iridescent brilliance, a testament to the beauty of nature's gifts.
- The margaritic sheen of the pearl's surface captivated the imagination with its ethereal glow.
- The margaritic lustre of the oysters' flesh was a testament to their rich marine environment.
- The margaritic pigments in the petals of the flower petals created a kaleidoscope of captivating hues.
- The margaritic glitter of the evening sky painted a celestial masterpiece above the horizon.
- The margaritic shine of the candlelight illuminated the room with a warm and inviting ambiance.
- The margaritic glimmer of the water's surface danced in the moonlight, inviting a sense of serenity.
- The margaritic radiance of the diamonds sparkled from within the intricate setting of the necklace.
- The margaritic shimmer of the silk gown flowed effortlessly, creating a vision of elegance and grace.
- The margaritic polish of the car's exterior gleamed in the sunlight, a testament to its pristine condition.
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Margaric.
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The margaritic necklace shimmered with iridescent brilliance, a testament to the beauty of nature's gifts.
The margaritic sheen of the pearl's surface captivated the imagination with its ethereal glow.
The margaritic lustre of the oysters' flesh was a testament to their rich marine environment.
The margaritic pigments in the petals of the flower petals created a kaleidoscope of captivating hues.
