tenderling Antonyms
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Meaning of tenderling
Webster
tenderling (n.)
One made tender by too much kindness; a fondling.
One of the first antlers of a deer.
tenderling Sentence Examples
- The tenderling of the steak melted like butter in his mouth.
- The baker carefully rolled out the tenderling of dough, ensuring a flaky crust.
- The roast chicken was cooked perfectly, the tenderling falling off the bone with ease.
- The kitten's tenderling mew filled the air as it nuzzled its mother.
- The gardener planted a row of tenderling tomato plants, anticipating a bountiful harvest.
- The baby's tenderling skin was soft and delicate to the touch.
- The artist's tenderling brushstrokes captured the ethereal beauty of the flower.
- The young child's tenderling heart was filled with compassion and kindness.
- The surgeon's tenderling hands deftly stitched the wound, minimizing discomfort.
- The poet's tenderling words painted vivid images that moved the reader's soul.
FAQs About the word tenderling
One made tender by too much kindness; a fondling., One of the first antlers of a deer.
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The tenderling of the steak melted like butter in his mouth.
The baker carefully rolled out the tenderling of dough, ensuring a flaky crust.
The roast chicken was cooked perfectly, the tenderling falling off the bone with ease.
The kitten's tenderling mew filled the air as it nuzzled its mother.
