quinible Antonyms
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Meaning of quinible
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quinible (n.)
An interval of a fifth; also, a part sung with such intervals.
quinible Sentence Examples
- The quinible fruit exudes a sweet, musky aroma that permeates the air.
- The oak tree's bark is remarkably quinible, shedding easily in thin, flaky strips.
- The artist's quinible charcoal allowed for delicate shading and nuanced transitions.
- The ancient manuscript's quinible parchment was so fragile that it crumbled at the slightest touch.
- The surgeon deftly removed the quinible cyst, leaving minimal scarring on the patient.
- The dough's quinible texture made it pliable and easy to work with, resulting in light and airy bread.
- The chef's quinible vinaigrette enhanced the salad's flavors, elevating it to a gourmet delicacy.
- The quinible paintbrush allowed for precise strokes and intricate details, capturing the subject's essence.
- The quinible soil provided the perfect conditions for the delicate wildflowers to thrive.
- The scholar's quinible penmanship showcased the elegance and precision of their handwriting.
FAQs About the word quinible
An interval of a fifth; also, a part sung with such intervals.
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No antonyms found.
The quinible fruit exudes a sweet, musky aroma that permeates the air.
The oak tree's bark is remarkably quinible, shedding easily in thin, flaky strips.
The artist's quinible charcoal allowed for delicate shading and nuanced transitions.
The ancient manuscript's quinible parchment was so fragile that it crumbled at the slightest touch.
