tingis Antonyms
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Meaning of tingis
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tingis (n.)
A genus of small hemipterous insects which injure trees by sucking the sap from the leaves. See Illustration in Appendix.
tingis Sentence Examples
- The tingis of the leaves shimmered with iridescence under the sunlight.
- The ancient artifact bore intricate carvings, its surface adorned with a faded tingis of gold.
- The artist deftly applied tingis of color, creating a vibrant and ethereal painting.
- The sky transformed into a canvas of celestial hues, tingis of pinks and purples melting into a radiant sunset.
- The perfumed petals released a delicate tingis of fragrance that filled the air.
- Her eyes sparkled with a tingis of mischief as she whispered a playful secret.
- The opera singer's voice soared through the auditorium, its tingis of sadness echoing the depths of human emotion.
- The rhythmic tingis of windchimes carried through the breeze, creating a soothing melody.
- The antique silverwork possessed a subtle tingis of patina, adding to its timeless charm.
- With a flick of her brush, the artist added a tingis of white to the canvas, creating ethereal highlights.
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A genus of small hemipterous insects which injure trees by sucking the sap from the leaves. See Illustration in Appendix.
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The tingis of the leaves shimmered with iridescence under the sunlight.
The ancient artifact bore intricate carvings, its surface adorned with a faded tingis of gold.
The artist deftly applied tingis of color, creating a vibrant and ethereal painting.
The sky transformed into a canvas of celestial hues, tingis of pinks and purples melting into a radiant sunset.
