miscellane (Meaning)
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miscellane (n.)
A mixture of two or more sorts of grain; -- now called maslin and meslin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of miscellane
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miscellane Sentence Examples
- The miscellany of artifacts in the museum showcased diverse cultures and epochs.
- The historian compiled a miscellany of documents to shed light on the forgotten events.
- The old attic was a miscellany of forgotten toys, outdated clothing, and dusty books.
- The concert featured a miscellany of genres, from classical to rock and jazz.
- The speaker delivered a miscellany of anecdotes, jokes, and personal stories.
- The article presented a miscellany of statistics and research findings on a wide range of topics.
- The store offered a miscellany of goods, including home appliances, electronics, and gardening tools.
- The library's miscellany of books catered to a diverse range of interests.
- The veterinarian prescribed a miscellany of medications to treat the pet's complex symptoms.
- The artist created a miscellany of works, from portraits to landscapes to abstract paintings.
FAQs About the word miscellane
A mixture of two or more sorts of grain; -- now called maslin and meslin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The miscellany of artifacts in the museum showcased diverse cultures and epochs.
The historian compiled a miscellany of documents to shed light on the forgotten events.
The old attic was a miscellany of forgotten toys, outdated clothing, and dusty books.
The concert featured a miscellany of genres, from classical to rock and jazz.
