pend (Meaning)
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pend (n.)
Oil cake; penock.
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pend (v. i.)
To hang; to depend.
To be undecided, or in process of adjustment.
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pend (v. t.)
To pen; to confine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pend
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pend Sentence Examples
- The judge's pend was unwavering as he delivered the verdict.
- The suspense was kept in the pend for an entire episode.
- The artist's brush hung precariously on the edge of the pend.
- The politician's words were carefully pend, designed to appeal to both sides.
- The tailor painstakingly measured and cut the fabric, using a pend to ensure precision.
- The roof of the house was at a steep pend, making it difficult to climb.
- The pitcher's pend was impeccable, as he repeatedly struck out the opposing batters.
- The musician's voice had a beautiful pend, reaching the highest notes with ease.
- The waiter balanced the tray of drinks with a precarious pend, carefully navigating through the crowded restaurant.
- The mountain climber scaled the sheer rock face with an unwavering pend, determined to reach the summit.
FAQs About the word pend
Oil cake; penock., To hang; to depend., To be undecided, or in process of adjustment., To pen; to confine.
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The judge's pend was unwavering as he delivered the verdict.
The suspense was kept in the pend for an entire episode.
The artist's brush hung precariously on the edge of the pend.
The politician's words were carefully pend, designed to appeal to both sides.
