perterebration (Meaning)
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perterebration (n.)
The act of boring through.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perterebration
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
perterebration Sentence Examples
- The relentless perterebration of the storm made it impossible to navigate.
- The doctor's diagnosis was a perterebration of symptoms, pointing to multiple underlying conditions.
- The historian's account was a perterebration of historical facts and conjecture.
- The politician's speech was a perterebration of empty promises and platitudes.
- The student's research paper was a perterebration of various sources, lacking any original thought.
- The artist's work was a perterebration of styles and techniques, defying easy categorization.
- The psychologist's therapy session was a perterebration of talking and probing, aimed at uncovering hidden motivations.
- The lawyer's summation was a perterebration of legal precedents and hypotheticals, designed to sway the jury.
- The mathematician's proof was a perterebration of equations and logical steps, leading to a complex conclusion.
- The scientist's experiment was a perterebration of variables and conditions, seeking to determine the fundamental nature of a phenomenon.
FAQs About the word perterebration
The act of boring through.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The relentless perterebration of the storm made it impossible to navigate.
The doctor's diagnosis was a perterebration of symptoms, pointing to multiple underlying conditions.
The historian's account was a perterebration of historical facts and conjecture.
The politician's speech was a perterebration of empty promises and platitudes.
