paeonine Antonyms
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Meaning of paeonine
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paeonine (n.)
An artifical red nitrogenous dyestuff, called also red coralline.
paeonine Sentence Examples
- The paeonine hues of the sunset bathed the horizon in a warm embrace.
- The delicate petals of the paeonine rose exuded a sweet and alluring fragrance.
- The paeonine fabric of the dress cascaded over her form, creating an ethereal silhouette.
- The paeonine border around the canvas frame complemented the painting's serene composition.
- The paeonine typewriter keys gently clicked beneath her nimble fingers, producing a melodic rhythm.
- The paeonine sky at dawn painted the clouds with shades of pink and gold.
- The paeonine lights of the carnival illuminated the night with a festive glow.
- The paeonine glaze on the ceramic vase imparted a rich and vibrant sheen.
- The paeonine ink in the fountain pen flowed smoothly across the parchment, leaving behind an elegant script.
- The paeonine wallpaper in the boudoir evoked a sense of springtime freshness and tranquility.
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An artifical red nitrogenous dyestuff, called also red coralline.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The paeonine hues of the sunset bathed the horizon in a warm embrace.
The delicate petals of the paeonine rose exuded a sweet and alluring fragrance.
The paeonine fabric of the dress cascaded over her form, creating an ethereal silhouette.
The paeonine border around the canvas frame complemented the painting's serene composition.
