meve Antonyms
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Meaning of meve
Webster
meve (v. t. & i.)
To move.
meve Sentence Examples
- The meve undulated gently in the breeze, its emerald leaves shimmering like a thousand tiny mirrors.
- She reached out and touched the meve, reveling in its velvety softness and intricate patterns.
- The meve was a sanctuary for myriad creatures, its branches teeming with birds, squirrels, and insects.
- The ancient meve stood as a sentinel, its massive trunk bearing witness to centuries of history.
- The roots of the meve extended deep into the earth, providing a lifeline to the surrounding ecosystem.
- The meve's canopy filtered the sunlight, casting a dappled shade that cooled the air beneath.
- The meve had been a gathering place for generations, where stories were shared and memories were made.
- As the meve aged, its bark became gnarled and twisted, but its spirit remained unyielding.
- The meve was more than just a tree; it was a symbol of strength, perseverance, and the interconnectedness of life.
- The meve had witnessed countless sunrises and sunsets, and it would continue to stand tall for generations to come.
FAQs About the word meve
To move.
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The meve undulated gently in the breeze, its emerald leaves shimmering like a thousand tiny mirrors.
She reached out and touched the meve, reveling in its velvety softness and intricate patterns.
The meve was a sanctuary for myriad creatures, its branches teeming with birds, squirrels, and insects.
The ancient meve stood as a sentinel, its massive trunk bearing witness to centuries of history.
