remenant Antonyms
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Meaning of remenant
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remenant (n.)
A remnant.
remenant Sentence Examples
- The remnant of the shattered vase lay scattered on the floor, a poignant reminder of its former glory.
- Despite the devastation, a remnant of the ancient city survived, its ruins whispering tales of a bygone era.
- In the aftermath of the storm, only a remnant of the once-lush vegetation remained, scarred and broken.
- The remnant of the dying flame flickered weakly, casting a dim glow on the desolate room.
- The remnant of the army retreated in disarray, their spirits broken and their hope extinguished.
- The remnant of the manuscript, discovered in an ancient library, contained valuable insights into a forgotten civilization.
- The remnant of the melody lingered in her mind, evoking a bittersweet nostalgia for days long past.
- The remnant of their friendship was a fragile thread, barely holding them together amidst the wreckage of their relationship.
- The remnant of the old bridge, once a testament to architectural prowess, now lay abandoned and crumbling.
- The remnant of the dying star emitted a faint glimmer, a solitary beacon in the vast emptiness of space.
FAQs About the word remenant
A remnant.
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The remnant of the shattered vase lay scattered on the floor, a poignant reminder of its former glory.
Despite the devastation, a remnant of the ancient city survived, its ruins whispering tales of a bygone era.
In the aftermath of the storm, only a remnant of the once-lush vegetation remained, scarred and broken.
The remnant of the dying flame flickered weakly, casting a dim glow on the desolate room.
