mistrist Antonyms
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Meaning of mistrist
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mistrist (v. t.)
To mistrust.
mistrist Sentence Examples
- The mistrist enveloped the forest, obscuring the trees like a silken veil.
- The ship sailed through the mistrist, its horn echoing through the ethereal fog.
- The mistrist clung to the mountain peaks, giving them an ethereal and aloof appearance.
- The mistrist danced across the meadow, creating a mystical and enchanting atmosphere.
- The mistrist swirled around the old cottage, lending it an air of mystery and intrigue.
- The mistrist hung heavy in the air, casting a gloomy and oppressive shadow over the land.
- The mistrist drifted through the deserted streets, leaving a trail of dampness and solitude in its wake.
- The mistrist obscured the stars, creating a blanket of darkness that enveloped the Earth.
- The mistrist lingered on the surface of the lake, giving it a glassy and otherworldly appearance.
- The mistrist clung to the windows of the house, obscuring the view of the outside world and creating a sense of isolation within.
FAQs About the word mistrist
To mistrust.
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The mistrist enveloped the forest, obscuring the trees like a silken veil.
The ship sailed through the mistrist, its horn echoing through the ethereal fog.
The mistrist clung to the mountain peaks, giving them an ethereal and aloof appearance.
The mistrist danced across the meadow, creating a mystical and enchanting atmosphere.
