regnative (Meaning)

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regnative (a.)

Ruling; governing.

Synonyms & Antonyms of regnative

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regnative Sentence Examples

  1. The regnative scent of pine needles filled the air, evoking memories of childhood vacations.
  2. The regnative vines twined around the old oak tree, creating a verdant cloak.
  3. The regnative song of cicadas filled the summer nights with their rhythmic chorus.
  4. The regnative flora of the rainforest was both beautiful and diverse, providing a vital ecosystem.
  5. The regnative birds returned to their nesting grounds every spring, signaling the arrival of warmer days.
  6. The regnative culture of the region is deeply rooted in its history and traditions.
  7. The regnative language is still spoken by a few elderly residents, preserving a connection to the past.
  8. The regnative art form depicts scenes from everyday life, capturing the essence of a bygone era.
  9. The regnative population has dwindled over the years, but their descendants still proudly celebrate their heritage.
  10. The regnative dances and rituals continue to connect the community and pass on cultural knowledge.

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Ruling; governing.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The regnative scent of pine needles filled the air, evoking memories of childhood vacations.

The regnative vines twined around the old oak tree, creating a verdant cloak.

The regnative song of cicadas filled the summer nights with their rhythmic chorus.

The regnative flora of the rainforest was both beautiful and diverse, providing a vital ecosystem.