tumulose (Meaning)
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tumulose (a.)
Tumulous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tumulose
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tumulose Sentence Examples
- The tumulose landscape of rolling hills extended as far as the eye could see.
- The ancient ruins lay nestled within a tumulose valley, surrounded by towering trees.
- The meadow was punctuated by a series of tumulose mounds, remnants of a forgotten civilization.
- The surgeon carefully made a tumulose incision, avoiding vital organs.
- The tumulose surface of the bread provided a perfect canvas for butter.
- The abandoned castle stood atop a tumulose hill, its crumbling walls a testament to time's passage.
- The tumulose waves crashed against the shore, sending spray high into the air.
- The tumulose clouds in the sky promised rain, bringing relief to the parched earth.
- The tumulose texture of the velvet curtains added a luxurious touch to the room.
- The artist used tumulose brushstrokes to create a sense of depth and movement in his painting.
FAQs About the word tumulose
Tumulous.
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The tumulose landscape of rolling hills extended as far as the eye could see.
The ancient ruins lay nestled within a tumulose valley, surrounded by towering trees.
The meadow was punctuated by a series of tumulose mounds, remnants of a forgotten civilization.
The surgeon carefully made a tumulose incision, avoiding vital organs.
