vaporose (Meaning)
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vaporose (a.)
Full of vapor; vaporous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vaporose
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vaporose Sentence Examples
- The mist hung in the valley, its vaporose form obscuring the distant hills.
- The volcanic eruption spewed vaporose clouds into the atmosphere, creating a spectacular sight.
- The steam locomotive emitted a vaporose plume as it chugged along the tracks.
- The vaporose breath of the dragons hung heavy in the air, creating an eerie atmosphere.
- The chemical reaction produced a vaporose substance that filled the beaker.
- The vaporose smoke from the incense filled the room with a sweet and pungent scent.
- The vaporose clouds drifted lazily through the sky, casting a hazy glow on the landscape below.
- The vaporose mist from the waterfall shimmered in the sunlight, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The vaporose tendrils of fog crept through the trees, enveloping the forest in an ethereal blanket.
- The vaporose exhaust from the factory chimneys created a dense smog that hung over the city.
FAQs About the word vaporose
Full of vapor; vaporous.
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No antonyms found.
The mist hung in the valley, its vaporose form obscuring the distant hills.
The volcanic eruption spewed vaporose clouds into the atmosphere, creating a spectacular sight.
The steam locomotive emitted a vaporose plume as it chugged along the tracks.
The vaporose breath of the dragons hung heavy in the air, creating an eerie atmosphere.
