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Meaning of mordicancy
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mordicancy (n.)
A biting quality; corrosiveness.
mordicancy Sentence Examples
- The mordicancy of her words cut through my flesh like a blade.
- His gaze exuded a mordicancy that chilled me to the bone.
- The music played with a mordicancy that evoked feelings of sadness and despair.
- Her smile was devoid of warmth, its mordicancy suggesting hidden malice.
- The bitter cold had a mordicancy that pierced through my clothing and chilled me to the marrow.
- The taste of the coffee was so mordant that it left a lingering bitterness on my tongue.
- The author's portrayal of the characters was mordid, revealing their darkest and most sinister qualities.
- The detective's voice held a mordicancy that hinted at the horrors he had witnessed.
- The sharpness and acidity of the vinegar lent a mordant tang to the salad.
- The criticism was delivered with a mordicancy that left no doubt about the speaker's contempt.
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A biting quality; corrosiveness.
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The mordicancy of her words cut through my flesh like a blade.
His gaze exuded a mordicancy that chilled me to the bone.
The music played with a mordicancy that evoked feelings of sadness and despair.
Her smile was devoid of warmth, its mordicancy suggesting hidden malice.
