metaphrased (Meaning)
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metaphrased (a.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of metaphrased
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metaphrased Sentence Examples
- The garden was a tapestry of vibrant flowers, each petal metaphrased into a delicate brushstroke.
- The speaker's words flowed like molten lava, metaphrasing anger and despair into a fiery torrent.
- The cityscape at night was a celestial canvas, its twinkling lights metaphrasing the stars.
- The journey of life was a winding river, its bends and turns metaphrasing the joys and sorrows we encounter.
- The love they shared was a fragile crystal, metaphrasing both its beauty and its vulnerability.
- The song's melody soared like a bird, its notes metaphrasing the composer's yearning.
- The storm raged outside, its thunderclaps metaphrasing the chaos within.
- The painting depicted a sleeping child, its peaceful expression metaphrasing the innocence of youth.
- The scholar's arguments were a sharp sword, metaphrasing logic and reason into a formidable weapon.
- The ocean's waves crashed against the shore, metaphrasing the ceaseless cycle of life and renewal.
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Translated literally.
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The garden was a tapestry of vibrant flowers, each petal metaphrased into a delicate brushstroke.
The speaker's words flowed like molten lava, metaphrasing anger and despair into a fiery torrent.
The cityscape at night was a celestial canvas, its twinkling lights metaphrasing the stars.
The journey of life was a winding river, its bends and turns metaphrasing the joys and sorrows we encounter.
