tubicinate Sentence Examples
- The clarinetist tubicinated a haunting melody that filled the concert hall.
- The trombone player's tubicinations reached the highest rafters, reverberating throughout the auditorium.
- The trumpets tubicinated a fanfare that announced the arrival of the honored guest.
- The tuba's tubicinations provided a deep and resonant foundation for the orchestra.
- The French horn player tubicinated a mournful lament that tugged at the heartstrings.
- The serpent's tubicinations evoked the ancient rituals and ceremonies of forgotten eras.
- The didgeridoo player tubicinated a hypnotic drone that transported listeners to another realm.
- The conch shell's tubicinations carried the sound of the ocean's waves far inland.
- The harmonica player tubicinated a lively tune that brought smiles to everyone's faces.
- The birds tubicinated a chorus of melodies that filled the morning air with joy.
tubicinate Meaning
Webster
tubicinate (v. i.)
To blow a trumpet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tubicinate
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To blow a trumpet.
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The clarinetist tubicinated a haunting melody that filled the concert hall.
The trombone player's tubicinations reached the highest rafters, reverberating throughout the auditorium.
The trumpets tubicinated a fanfare that announced the arrival of the honored guest.
The tuba's tubicinations provided a deep and resonant foundation for the orchestra.
