zif (Meaning)
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zif (n.)
The second month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year, corresponding to our May.
Synonyms & Antonyms of zif
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zif Sentence Examples
- The enigmatic zif, a mysterious sound, reverberated through the deserted corridors.
- Cryptologists tirelessly deciphered the intricate zif encoded in the secret message.
- The music soared to a crescendo, reaching a triumphant zif that shook the walls.
- The zif of the buzzer signaled the end of the high-stakes game.
- The wind howled and whistled, creating an eerie zif that echoed through the trees.
- The scientist's zif of joy could be heard throughout the laboratory upon their breakthrough discovery.
- The ancient amulet emitted a faint zif, as if calling to its long-lost owner.
- The zif of a champagne cork popped, marking the joyous occasion of the wedding.
- The alarm system blared out a piercing zif, alerting everyone to the imminent danger.
- The zif of the guitar strings reverberated through the busker's soulful performance.
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The second month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year, corresponding to our May.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The enigmatic zif, a mysterious sound, reverberated through the deserted corridors.
Cryptologists tirelessly deciphered the intricate zif encoded in the secret message.
The music soared to a crescendo, reaching a triumphant zif that shook the walls.
The zif of the buzzer signaled the end of the high-stakes game.
