tibrie (Meaning)
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tibrie (n.)
The pollack.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tibrie
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tibrie Sentence Examples
- The intricate tibrie design adorning the pottery shard hinted at the ancient civilization's artistic prowess.
- The iridescent tibrie on the butterfly's wings shimmered and danced in the sunlight.
- The tiny tibrie in the water reflected the changing hues of the sky.
- The raindrops left ephemeral tibrie markings on the dusty surface.
- The artist carefully painted tibrie on the canvas, creating a vibrant and ethereal scene.
- The tibrie of the diamond refracted light into dazzling rainbows.
- The ornate tibrie on the ceremonial sword represented the wearer's high rank.
- The tibrie in the fabric shimmered softly, enhancing its luxurious appearance.
- The tibrie on the mountain peaks glistened in the moonlight, casting an ethereal glow over the landscape.
- The tibrie of the stars illuminated the night sky, guiding lost souls and inspiring dreams.
FAQs About the word tibrie
The pollack.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate tibrie design adorning the pottery shard hinted at the ancient civilization's artistic prowess.
The iridescent tibrie on the butterfly's wings shimmered and danced in the sunlight.
The tiny tibrie in the water reflected the changing hues of the sky.
The raindrops left ephemeral tibrie markings on the dusty surface.
