nitid Antonyms
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Meaning of nitid
Wordnet
nitid (s)
bright with a steady but subdued shining
Webster
nitid (a.)
Bright; lustrous; shining.
Gay; spruce; fine; -- said of persons.
nitid Sentence Examples
- The nitid lines of the painting accentuated the clarity of the subject's features.
- The crystal vase sparkled with nitid facets that refracted the sunlight into shimmering hues.
- The newly polished surface of the car gleamed with a nitid shine, reflecting the surrounding trees like a mirror.
- The air was so pristine that the stars twinkled with nitid brightness, illuminating the night sky.
- The surgeon's instruments were arranged in a nitid array, each piece precisely positioned for its intended purpose.
- The professor's lecture notes were written in a nitid script, making them easy for students to read and understand.
- The intricate carvings on the antique furniture were nitid and precise, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of its maker.
- The photographer captured a nitid image of the bird in flight, freezing it in mid-air with stunning detail.
- The surgeon's incisions were made with nitid precision, ensuring minimal scarring and optimal healing.
- The monochromatic painting featured nitid geometric shapes that contrasted sharply with the vibrant colors of the other works in the gallery.
FAQs About the word nitid
bright with a steady but subdued shiningBright; lustrous; shining., Gay; spruce; fine; -- said of persons.
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The nitid lines of the painting accentuated the clarity of the subject's features.
The crystal vase sparkled with nitid facets that refracted the sunlight into shimmering hues.
The newly polished surface of the car gleamed with a nitid shine, reflecting the surrounding trees like a mirror.
The air was so pristine that the stars twinkled with nitid brightness, illuminating the night sky.
