reyn Antonyms
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Meaning of reyn
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reyn (n.)
Rain or rein.
reyn Sentence Examples
- The reyn of the river glistened under the sunlight.
- The child's reyn shone with joy upon receiving their first bicycle.
- The artist used a brush with a fine reyn to paint the intricate details of the portrait.
- The reyn of the stars twinkled brightly in the night sky.
- The reyn of the sword reflected the blazing flames of the fireplace.
- The reyn of the candles illuminated the room with a soft, warm glow.
- The reyn of the falcon's eyes scanned the landscape below.
- The reyn of the ocean shimmered in the distance, promising a thrilling adventure.
- The reyn of the diamond sparkled majestically, captivating all who beheld it.
- The reyn of hope shone brightly in their hearts, even amidst their darkest moments.
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Rain or rein.
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The reyn of the river glistened under the sunlight.
The child's reyn shone with joy upon receiving their first bicycle.
The artist used a brush with a fine reyn to paint the intricate details of the portrait.
The reyn of the stars twinkled brightly in the night sky.
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