wormal (Meaning)
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wormal (n.)
See Wormil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wormal
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wormal Sentence Examples
- The wormal burrowed deep into the damp soil, creating intricate tunnels.
- The archaeologist unearthed a wormal-infested scroll, its ancient script nearly illegible.
- The wormal had left its slimy trail across the page, marring the beautiful calligraphy.
- The wormal colony had infested the library's rare book collection, threatening to destroy centuries-old knowledge.
- The fisherman knew that to catch a wormal, he had to use live bait.
- The birds feasted on the wormals, keeping their population in check.
- The wormals were a nuisance in the garden, eating the roots of valuable plants.
- The scientist studied the wormal's behavior, hoping to understand its complex life cycle.
- The child was fascinated by the wormal's ability to wiggle its way through the earth.
- The wormal's iridescent body shimmered in the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing display.
FAQs About the word wormal
See Wormil.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wormal burrowed deep into the damp soil, creating intricate tunnels.
The archaeologist unearthed a wormal-infested scroll, its ancient script nearly illegible.
The wormal had left its slimy trail across the page, marring the beautiful calligraphy.
The wormal colony had infested the library's rare book collection, threatening to destroy centuries-old knowledge.
