primeval (Meaning)
primeval (s)
having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
Synonyms & Antonyms of primeval
primeval Sentence Examples
- The dense forest exuded an aura of primeval mystery, untouched by human hands for centuries.
- Archaeologists unearthed artifacts that provided a glimpse into the primeval civilizations that once thrived in the region.
- The cave paintings depicted scenes from primeval times, offering insight into prehistoric life.
- The scientist studied the primeval atmosphere of early Earth to understand its composition and evolution.
- Exploring the depths of the ocean revealed a world of primeval creatures, some of which had remained unchanged for millions of years.
- The primeval landscape was dominated by towering mountains and rugged terrain, untouched by modern development.
- In mythology, primeval gods and goddesses are often depicted as powerful beings who shaped the world.
- The primeval forest was home to a diverse array of plants and animals, many of which were unique to the region.
- The primeval silence of the wilderness enveloped the hiker as they ventured deeper into the untouched wilderness.
- The protagonist in the novel embarked on a quest to discover the secrets hidden within the primeval depths of the ancient forest.
FAQs About the word primeval
having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
prehistorical, early,ancient, primal, prehistoric, primordial, primitive,, old, germinal
advanced, higher, evolved, high, complex, complex, high,late, higher, evolved
The dense forest exuded an aura of primeval mystery, untouched by human hands for centuries.
Archaeologists unearthed artifacts that provided a glimpse into the primeval civilizations that once thrived in the region.
The cave paintings depicted scenes from primeval times, offering insight into prehistoric life.
The scientist studied the primeval atmosphere of early Earth to understand its composition and evolution.
