sipe Antonyms
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Meaning of sipe
Webster
sipe (v. i.)
To run or soak through fine pores and interstices; to ooze.
sipe Sentence Examples
- The delicate sipe on the tires provided excellent traction in wet conditions.
- The sipe embedded in the rock indicated signs of ancient human activity.
- The carpenter carefully carved a sipe into the wood to create a perfect joint.
- The chef skillfully used a sipe to cut intricate designs into the chocolate mousse.
- The metalworker fashioned a sipe in the surface of the steel to increase its gripping power.
- The geologist discovered a sipe containing fossils that shed light on prehistoric life.
- The archaeologist examined the sipe in the ancient ruins to uncover hidden hieroglyphics.
- The mechanic detected a small sipe in the engine block, requiring immediate repair.
- The birdwatcher observed a sipe in the bird's plumage, indicating a specific subspecies.
- The tailor meticulously created a sipe in the fabric to accommodate a special embellishment.
FAQs About the word sipe
To run or soak through fine pores and interstices; to ooze.
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The delicate sipe on the tires provided excellent traction in wet conditions.
The sipe embedded in the rock indicated signs of ancient human activity.
The carpenter carefully carved a sipe into the wood to create a perfect joint.
The chef skillfully used a sipe to cut intricate designs into the chocolate mousse.
