tainture Antonyms
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Meaning of tainture
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tainture (n.)
Taint; tinge; difilement; stain; spot.
tainture Sentence Examples
- The ancient scroll bore a tainture of faded ink that hinted at its age.
- The faded painting exhibited a slight tainture of yellowing, suggesting its years of neglect.
- The old fabric had a visible tainture of time's passage, with its frayed edges and faded hues.
- The water in the pond carried a slight tainture of algae, marring its otherwise pristine appearance.
- The metal surface had a tainture of rust, a testament to its exposure to the elements.
- The wine's bouquet revealed a subtle tainture of oak, adding complexity to its flavor profile.
- The parchment paper had a tainture of mold, threatening to compromise its ancient contents.
- The forgotten tapestry displayed a tainture of moth holes, marring its intricate design.
- The antique furniture possessed a tainture of wear and tear, giving it an air of faded grandeur.
- The old photograph bore a tainture of sepia tones, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
FAQs About the word tainture
Taint; tinge; difilement; stain; spot.
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The ancient scroll bore a tainture of faded ink that hinted at its age.
The faded painting exhibited a slight tainture of yellowing, suggesting its years of neglect.
The old fabric had a visible tainture of time's passage, with its frayed edges and faded hues.
The water in the pond carried a slight tainture of algae, marring its otherwise pristine appearance.
