remugient Antonyms
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Meaning of remugient
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remugient (a.)
Rebellowing.
remugient Sentence Examples
- The storm's relentless remugient roar shook the windows with a deafening symphony.
- The angry crowd's remugient cries echoed through the streets, demanding justice.
- The wind howled with such remugience that it sent leaves spiraling through the air like a tornado.
- The waves crashed upon the shore with a remugient fury, threatening to erode the coastline.
- The battle's remugient thunder reverberated through the battlefield, deafening the soldiers.
- The remugient cries of the wolves pierced the night, sending shivers down the spines of those who heard them.
- The thunderclap was so remugient that it seemed to shatter the heavens.
- The locomotive's remugient whistle announced its arrival at the station, a deafening call to passengers.
- The remugient laughter of the hyenas filled the savanna, a haunting chorus of cruel delight.
- The remugient applause of the crowd filled the concert hall, showering the performers with appreciation.
FAQs About the word remugient
Rebellowing.
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The storm's relentless remugient roar shook the windows with a deafening symphony.
The angry crowd's remugient cries echoed through the streets, demanding justice.
The wind howled with such remugience that it sent leaves spiraling through the air like a tornado.
The waves crashed upon the shore with a remugient fury, threatening to erode the coastline.
