wist (Meaning)
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wist (v.)
Knew.
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wist (e)
(imp.) of Wit
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wist (p. p.)
of Wit
Synonyms & Antonyms of wist
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wist Sentence Examples
- The wistful look in her eyes betrayed her longing for something she could not have.
- The wind whispered with a wistful tone, carrying with it the scent of distant lands.
- The sight of the old farmhouse filled him with a strange, wistful nostalgia.
- She closed her eyes and sighed with wistful resignation, accepting the inevitable.
- The melody lingered in the air, evoking a wistful sense of longing and regret.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured a wistful moment, a fleeting glimpse of a world half-remembered.
- As the sun began its descent, casting a wistful glow over the landscape, he felt a sense of peace.
- The old man sat on the porch, his gaze lost in the wistful contemplation of days gone by.
- The poet's words painted a vivid tableau of wistful beauty, stirring emotions that lay dormant.
- The scent of lilacs wafted through the window, bringing with it a wistful reminder of forgotten summers.
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Knew., (imp.) of Wit, of Wit
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The wistful look in her eyes betrayed her longing for something she could not have.
The wind whispered with a wistful tone, carrying with it the scent of distant lands.
The sight of the old farmhouse filled him with a strange, wistful nostalgia.
She closed her eyes and sighed with wistful resignation, accepting the inevitable.
