quice Synonyms
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quice Meaning
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quice (n.)
See Queest.
quice Sentence Examples
- The quiescent lake glistened under the moonlight, its surface undisturbed.
- The elderly gentleman had a quice demeanor, speaking calmly and deliberately.
- The ceasefire was only a quice reprieve, as tensions remained high between the warring factions.
- After the storm, the sea became quice, its waves gently lapping at the shore.
- The pain subsided to a quice throbbing, but it lingered as a reminder of the injury.
- The museum's halls were quice, with only the occasional whisper of footsteps breaking the silence.
- The baby's cries had subsided into a quice whimper, indicating that it was close to sleep.
- The twilight sky grew quice as stars twinkled into existence.
- The ancient tree stood quice and majestic, a testament to the passage of time.
- The library's reading room was a quice sanctuary, where one could escape the hustle and bustle of the outside world.
FAQs About the word quice
See Queest.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The quiescent lake glistened under the moonlight, its surface undisturbed.
The elderly gentleman had a quice demeanor, speaking calmly and deliberately.
The ceasefire was only a quice reprieve, as tensions remained high between the warring factions.
After the storm, the sea became quice, its waves gently lapping at the shore.
