perdulous Antonyms
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Meaning of perdulous
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perdulous (a.)
Lost; thrown away.
perdulous Sentence Examples
- The verdant vines hung perdulous from the vine-covered arbor.
- The chandelier's crystal pendants swayed perdulously, casting shimmering light throughout the room.
- The artist depicted Mary Magdalene with perdulous locks of chestnut hair.
- The weeping willow's branches gracefully trailed perdulous near the water's edge.
- The judge's robes cascaded perdulous over his bench, symbolizing the fairness and objectivity of the court.
- The bouquet of roses drooped perdulous in the vase, their petals slowly wilting.
- The laundry hung perdulous on the line, fluttering gently in the summer breeze.
- The spider's web hung perdulous from the ceiling, its strands glistening in the morning sun.
- The cat's whiskers vibrated perdulously as it surveyed its surroundings.
- The waterfall cascaded perdulously, creating a breathtaking spectacle of nature.
FAQs About the word perdulous
Lost; thrown away.
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The verdant vines hung perdulous from the vine-covered arbor.
The chandelier's crystal pendants swayed perdulously, casting shimmering light throughout the room.
The artist depicted Mary Magdalene with perdulous locks of chestnut hair.
The weeping willow's branches gracefully trailed perdulous near the water's edge.
