nymphly (Meaning)
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nymphly (a.)
Resembling, or characteristic of, a nymph.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nymphly
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nymphly Sentence Examples
- The nymphly forest nymph flitted through the undergrowth, her ethereal presence enchanting the surroundings.
- In the shimmering twilight, the nymphly glow of the fireflies illuminated the air like a celestial dance.
- The young quince tree, its branches adorned with nymphly blossoms, exuded a sweet and heady fragrance.
- The delicate and nymphly petals of the orchid swayed gently in the breeze, revealing their intricate patterns.
- The water lilies floated on the pond, their nymphly leaves trailing gracefully in the clear water.
- The nymphly maiden wandered through the garden, her laughter echoing sweetly through the air.
- The newborn foal skipped about the meadow, its nymphly grace and energy captivating all who beheld it.
- The young acrobat executed a series of nymphly leaps and turns, her movements fluid and effortless.
- The artist's brushstrokes danced across the canvas, creating a nymphly landscape filled with ethereal beauty.
- The sculptor's marble masterpiece captured the nymphly essence of a woodland nymph, her form both delicate and alluring.
FAQs About the word nymphly
Resembling, or characteristic of, a nymph.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The nymphly forest nymph flitted through the undergrowth, her ethereal presence enchanting the surroundings.
In the shimmering twilight, the nymphly glow of the fireflies illuminated the air like a celestial dance.
The young quince tree, its branches adorned with nymphly blossoms, exuded a sweet and heady fragrance.
The delicate and nymphly petals of the orchid swayed gently in the breeze, revealing their intricate patterns.
