polt (Meaning)
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polt (n.)
A blow or thump.
Webster
polt (a.)
Distorted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of polt
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polt Sentence Examples
- The devious villain had a sinister plot to overthrow the kingdom.
- Detectives meticulously analyzed the crime scene, searching for clues to unravel the enigmatic plot.
- The movie scriptwriter skillfully crafted a complex plot that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.
- The gardener carefully planned the layout of his garden, creating an elaborate plot of flowers and vegetables.
- The politician's campaign strategist devised a strategic plot to secure votes for the upcoming election.
- The real estate developer proposed a controversial plot to build a high-rise on a historic site.
- The mathematician spent hours poring over the plot of a complex equation, searching for its solution.
- The scientist presented a groundbreaking plot of data, proving the existence of a new scientific phenomenon.
- The financial analyst studied the stock market plot, attempting to predict future market trends.
- The biographer focused on the most significant plot points of the subject's life, capturing the essence of their journey.
FAQs About the word polt
A blow or thump., Distorted.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The devious villain had a sinister plot to overthrow the kingdom.
Detectives meticulously analyzed the crime scene, searching for clues to unravel the enigmatic plot.
The movie scriptwriter skillfully crafted a complex plot that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.
The gardener carefully planned the layout of his garden, creating an elaborate plot of flowers and vegetables.
