minioning (Meaning)
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minioning (n.)
Kind treatment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of minioning
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minioning Sentence Examples
- The diligent workers toiled tirelessly, minioning for their master's whims.
- The minions had become accustomed to their monotonous existence, performing their duties without question.
- The villain's minions were a motley crew, each with their own unique quirks and deformities.
- The evil overlord relied heavily on his minions to carry out his wicked schemes.
- The hero fought valiantly against the minioning hordes, determined to thwart the villain's plans.
- The rebel slaves staged a daring uprising, overthrowing their minioning oppressors.
- The minioning system had become so deeply ingrained in the society that it seemed unbreakable.
- The compassionate doctor treated both his allies and minions with equal care, regardless of their allegiance.
- The protagonist discovered a secret society of minions who were working to undermine their master's reign.
- The minioning culture had fostered a sense of unity and loyalty among its members, making them formidable adversaries.
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Kind treatment.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The diligent workers toiled tirelessly, minioning for their master's whims.
The minions had become accustomed to their monotonous existence, performing their duties without question.
The villain's minions were a motley crew, each with their own unique quirks and deformities.
The evil overlord relied heavily on his minions to carry out his wicked schemes.
