pendence Antonyms
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Meaning of pendence
Webster
pendence (n.)
Slope; inclination.
pendence Sentence Examples
- The apartment's pendence from the roof created a treacherous drop.
- The massive chandelier swayed with an alarming pendence.
- The painter balanced precariously on the pendence of his scaffold.
- The heavy curtains hung with a slight pendence, casting long shadows.
- The branches of the ancient tree drooped with age-induced pendence.
- The bridge's pendence over the gorge sent shivers down the hikers' spines.
- The scientist's pendence on data analysis led to groundbreaking discoveries.
- The politician's pendence from his party's platform limited his flexibility.
- The child's pendence on her parents for guidance fostered a strong bond.
- The dancer's graceful movements created an illusion of pendence as she floated across the stage.
FAQs About the word pendence
Slope; inclination.
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The apartment's pendence from the roof created a treacherous drop.
The massive chandelier swayed with an alarming pendence.
The painter balanced precariously on the pendence of his scaffold.
The heavy curtains hung with a slight pendence, casting long shadows.
