pendulate Antonyms
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Meaning of pendulate
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pendulate (v. i.)
To swing as a pendulum.
pendulate Sentence Examples
- The pendulum in the grandfather clock pendulated rhythmically, marking the passage of time.
- The chandelier's ornate crystals pendulated gently in the breeze, casting a shimmering glow.
- The trapeze artist pendulated effortlessly through the air, performing graceful acrobatics.
- The leaves on the tree pendulated gently in the wind, creating a soothing rustling sound.
- The swing pendulated back and forth, providing a relaxing respite on a summer afternoon.
- The magnetic needle pendulated within its compass, indicating the direction of north.
- The pendulous earrings swayed delicately with every movement, adding an elegant touch to her outfit.
- The pendulum of the hypnotist's watch pendulated steadily, inducing a trance-like state.
- The climber pendulated across the sheer rock face, using a rope to maintain balance.
- The crowd pendulated between cheers and jeers as the sporting event reached its climax.
FAQs About the word pendulate
To swing as a pendulum.
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The pendulum in the grandfather clock pendulated rhythmically, marking the passage of time.
The chandelier's ornate crystals pendulated gently in the breeze, casting a shimmering glow.
The trapeze artist pendulated effortlessly through the air, performing graceful acrobatics.
The leaves on the tree pendulated gently in the wind, creating a soothing rustling sound.
