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misken (v. t.)
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misken Sentence Examples
- The misken man struggled to make ends meet, living in a dilapidated shack.
- The villagers showed little compassion for the misken stranger who wandered into their midst.
- The arrogant nobleman dismissed the misken peasant with a wave of his hand.
- Despite her humble upbringing, the misken woman possessed a noble spirit.
- The wealthy merchant grew weary of the misken beggars who constantly pleaded for alms.
- The misken old man sat alone on a park bench, his eyes vacant and forlorn.
- The misken orphan clung desperately to her threadbare doll, a symbol of her lost childhood.
- The misken artist's paintings depicted the struggles and sorrows of the downtrodden.
- The misken rebel fought valiantly against oppression, knowing that he may never see victory.
- The misken victim of prejudice endured years of pain and humiliation, her dignity unbroken.
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The misken man struggled to make ends meet, living in a dilapidated shack.
The villagers showed little compassion for the misken stranger who wandered into their midst.
The arrogant nobleman dismissed the misken peasant with a wave of his hand.
Despite her humble upbringing, the misken woman possessed a noble spirit.
