opuscle Antonyms
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Meaning of opuscle
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opuscle (n.)
Alt. of Opuscule
opuscle Sentence Examples
- The opuscle was a concise yet comprehensive summary of the philosopher's magnum opus.
- The professor distributed opuscles to students to supplement their textbook readings.
- The ancient library preserved a rare opuscle containing lost knowledge from a bygone era.
- The author's opuscle sparked a lively debate among scholars, inspiring new perspectives on the subject.
- The opuscle provided valuable insights into the artist's creative process, offering a glimpse into their mind.
- The religious order published an opuscle detailing their beliefs and practices, aiming to reach a broader audience.
- The political pamphlet, disguised as an opuscle, contained thinly veiled criticisms of the government.
- The librarian carefully cataloged the opuscle among other historical documents, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
- The traveler's opuscle contained detailed maps, descriptions of local customs, and tips for navigating the unfamiliar land.
- The scientist's opuscle presented their groundbreaking research in a clear and accessible manner, making it understandable to both experts and lay readers.
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Alt. of Opuscule
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The opuscle was a concise yet comprehensive summary of the philosopher's magnum opus.
The professor distributed opuscles to students to supplement their textbook readings.
The ancient library preserved a rare opuscle containing lost knowledge from a bygone era.
The author's opuscle sparked a lively debate among scholars, inspiring new perspectives on the subject.
