nagi (Meaning)
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nagi (n)
medium-sized tree having glossy lanceolate leaves; southern China to Taiwan and southern Japan
Synonyms & Antonyms of nagi
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nagi Sentence Examples
- The ocean was as calm as nagi, with not even a ripple to disturb its tranquility.
- The boat sat motionless in the nagi, its sails hanging slack.
- The island's inhabitants lived in a perpetual state of nagi, untouched by the storms of the outside world.
- The nagi allowed the fishermen to cast their nets without fear of being swept away.
- The nagi was a time for meditation and reflection, as the mind could drift undisturbed.
- The village of Nagi was named after the calm waters that surrounded it.
- The nagi made it possible for the children to play safely in the shallows.
- The nagi was a blessing for the sailors, providing them with a respite from the relentless waves.
- The tranquility of the nagi belied the turbulent storms that often raged just beyond the horizon.
- The nagi was a reminder that even in the most chaotic of times, there could be moments of peace and stillness.
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medium-sized tree having glossy lanceolate leaves; southern China to Taiwan and southern Japan
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ocean was as calm as nagi, with not even a ripple to disturb its tranquility.
The boat sat motionless in the nagi, its sails hanging slack.
The island's inhabitants lived in a perpetual state of nagi, untouched by the storms of the outside world.
The nagi allowed the fishermen to cast their nets without fear of being swept away.
