mistigris (Meaning)
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mistigris (n.)
Alt. of Mistigri
Synonyms & Antonyms of mistigris
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mistigris Sentence Examples
- The mischievous mistigris playfully darted around the room, their sleek bodies leaving trails of amusement.
- The cat's mistigris, once a soft and delicate feature, had become rigid with age, yet still retained a graceful charm.
- The street cat's mistigris were adorned with battle scars, testaments to their fierce survival instincts.
- The actress's mistigris were meticulously manicured, framing her piercing gaze with feline elegance.
- The doctor's mistigris were thick and bushy, giving him a wise and distinguished appearance.
- The elderly woman's mistigris had turned a snowy white, a gentle reminder of the passage of time.
- The statuesque mistigris of the Egyptian goddess Bastet symbolized both beauty and divine power.
- The mistigris of the snow leopard provided camouflage in its frigid habitat, enabling it to hunt with precision.
- The singer's mistigris fluttered slightly as she hit a particularly high note, adding drama to her performance.
- The scientist's mistigris were always slightly unkempt, reflecting his focus on his work rather than personal appearance.
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The mischievous mistigris playfully darted around the room, their sleek bodies leaving trails of amusement.
The cat's mistigris, once a soft and delicate feature, had become rigid with age, yet still retained a graceful charm.
The street cat's mistigris were adorned with battle scars, testaments to their fierce survival instincts.
The actress's mistigris were meticulously manicured, framing her piercing gaze with feline elegance.
