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Meaning of mistful
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mistful (a.)
Clouded with, or as with, mist.
mistful Sentence Examples
- The mistful morning enveloped the city in a cool, ethereal embrace.
- As the mist rose from the lake, it created a mistful spectacle that obscured the distant mountains.
- The mistful meadow shimmered with a silver glow as the sun peeked through the clouds.
- The mistful hills seemed to whisper secrets to the wind that carried them away.
- The mistful forest was a realm of enchantment, where nature's tapestry was woven in shades of gray.
- The mistful valley cast a spell of serenity upon its inhabitants, soothing their souls.
- The mistful rain cleansed the air, leaving behind a sense of renewal and tranquility.
- The mistful sky reflected the emotions of the day, casting a melancholy hue over the landscape.
- The mistful mistletoe berries sparkled like tiny emeralds in the dim forest light.
- With a mistful sigh, the wanderer turned and disappeared into the mist, leaving behind only a trail of footprints.
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Clouded with, or as with, mist.
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The mistful morning enveloped the city in a cool, ethereal embrace.
As the mist rose from the lake, it created a mistful spectacle that obscured the distant mountains.
The mistful meadow shimmered with a silver glow as the sun peeked through the clouds.
The mistful hills seemed to whisper secrets to the wind that carried them away.
