urith (Meaning)
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urith (n.)
The bindings of a hedge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of urith
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urith Sentence Examples
- The urith of the celestial tapestry was adorned with intricate constellations.
- The urith of the desert stretched for miles, unyielding and unforgiving.
- The gentle urith of the morning breeze carried the scent of blooming jasmine.
- The urith of the river flowed swiftly and relentlessly, cutting through the dense forest.
- The urith of the child's imagination soared through realms of wonder and possibility.
- The urith of the ancient ruins whispered tales of forgotten civilizations.
- The urith of the dancer's movements was a mesmerizing symphony of grace and fluidity.
- The urith of the musician's soul poured forth in melodies that touched the depths of human emotion.
- The urith of the writer's pen painted vivid worlds on the canvas of the page.
- The urith of the starry night sky was a celestial masterpiece that inspired awe and contemplation.
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The bindings of a hedge.
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The urith of the celestial tapestry was adorned with intricate constellations.
The urith of the desert stretched for miles, unyielding and unforgiving.
The gentle urith of the morning breeze carried the scent of blooming jasmine.
The urith of the river flowed swiftly and relentlessly, cutting through the dense forest.
