throating Antonyms
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Meaning of throating
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throating (n.)
A drip, or drip molding.
throating Sentence Examples
- The singer's powerful throating filled the concert hall with an ethereal sound.
- The guitarist's throating solo distorted the chords and sent them soaring through the void.
- The microphone feedback created a deafening throating that left the audience in awe.
- The kittens were throating contentedly as they suckled on their mother's milk.
- The baby bird eagerly throated the worm that its parent had brought to it.
- The doctor used a throat scope to examine the patient's throating and vocal cords.
- The artist's throating painting depicted a group of dolphins leaping from the ocean.
- The news anchor's throating voice commanded attention and conveyed the importance of the story.
- The orator's throating speeches inspired crowds to rise up and fight for their beliefs.
- The politician's throating campaign promised to address the concerns of the people.
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A drip, or drip molding.
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The singer's powerful throating filled the concert hall with an ethereal sound.
The guitarist's throating solo distorted the chords and sent them soaring through the void.
The microphone feedback created a deafening throating that left the audience in awe.
The kittens were throating contentedly as they suckled on their mother's milk.
