moble (Meaning)
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moble (v. t.)
To wrap the head of in a hood.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moble
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
moble Sentence Examples
- The moble chandelier swayed gently above the dining table, casting intricate shadows on the walls.
- She arranged the moble of abstract shapes on the coffee table, creating a visually stimulating centerpiece.
- The artist's moble of metal rods and beads reflected the ever-changing light from the window.
- The moble in the pediatrician's office was a colorful distraction for anxious children.
- She found solace in the rhythmic motion of the moble hanging outside her window, a constant reminder of the beauty of nature.
- The moble of floating spheres created an ethereal atmosphere in the museum's atrium.
- The windchime moble tinkled softly in the breeze, adding a touch of whimsy to the garden.
- The moble of crocheted flowers brought a burst of color to the otherwise drab apartment.
- She chose a moble with muted tones to complement the tranquil ambiance of her bedroom.
- The moble of wooden shapes was a playful piece of kinetic art that added a touch of movement to the modern living room.
FAQs About the word moble
To wrap the head of in a hood.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The moble chandelier swayed gently above the dining table, casting intricate shadows on the walls.
She arranged the moble of abstract shapes on the coffee table, creating a visually stimulating centerpiece.
The artist's moble of metal rods and beads reflected the ever-changing light from the window.
The moble in the pediatrician's office was a colorful distraction for anxious children.
