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Meaning of poculent
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poculent (a.)
Fit for drink.
poculent Sentence Examples
- The tantalizing aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the air, enticing her to indulge in its poculent delight.
- The thirst-quenching poculent slid down her throat, invigorating her weary body with its refreshing nectar.
- The ancient Egyptians revered beer as a sacred poculent, believing it bestowed divine favor.
- The exquisite wine, with its rich bouquet and velvety texture, was a poculent fit for a king.
- The intoxicating poculent had clouded his judgment, leading him down a path of indiscretion.
- The herbal tea offered a soothing poculent, calming her frazzled nerves and promoting tranquility.
- The children's party featured a variety of sweet poculents, including colorful punch and fizzy lemonade.
- The medical poculent administered by the nurse alleviated her pain and eased her discomfort.
- The fermented poculent preserved the flavors and nutrients of the fruits it contained, making it a popular choice for long-distance journeys.
- The wealthy patron sipped his poculent of choice, a vintage cognac, while immersing himself in the pleasures of the evening.
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Fit for drink.
No synonyms found.
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The tantalizing aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the air, enticing her to indulge in its poculent delight.
The thirst-quenching poculent slid down her throat, invigorating her weary body with its refreshing nectar.
The ancient Egyptians revered beer as a sacred poculent, believing it bestowed divine favor.
The exquisite wine, with its rich bouquet and velvety texture, was a poculent fit for a king.
