rareripe Antonyms
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Meaning of rareripe
Webster
rareripe (a.)
Early ripe; ripe before others, or before the usual season.
Webster
rareripe (n.)
An early ripening fruit, especially a kind of freestone peach.
rareripe Sentence Examples
- The exquisite rareripe fruit, with its vibrant hue and sweet aroma, tantalized the senses.
- The search for the rarest of rareripes led the botanist on a perilous expedition to distant lands.
- The cherry blossom's delicate petals promised a bountiful harvest of rosy rareripes.
- The peach orchard bloomed with fragrant blossoms, promising a delectable crop of summer rareripes.
- The apricot tree bore ample fruit, each rareripe a golden orb of sugary sweetness.
- The nectarine's velvety skin concealed a juicy, melting rareripe flesh.
- The plum's purplish-blue skin protected a tender, aromatic rareripe.
- The pear tree's heavy branches groaned under the weight of its luscious rareripes.
- The fig's purple exterior invited curious hands to pluck its honeyed rareripes.
- The quince's tart and tangy rareripes found their place in fragrant pies and preserves.
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Early ripe; ripe before others, or before the usual season., An early ripening fruit, especially a kind of freestone peach.
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The exquisite rareripe fruit, with its vibrant hue and sweet aroma, tantalized the senses.
The search for the rarest of rareripes led the botanist on a perilous expedition to distant lands.
The cherry blossom's delicate petals promised a bountiful harvest of rosy rareripes.
The peach orchard bloomed with fragrant blossoms, promising a delectable crop of summer rareripes.
