turbith Antonyms
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Meaning of turbith
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turbith (n.)
See Turpeth.
turbith Sentence Examples
- The vibrant hue of the turbith flower illuminated the garden with its radiant beauty.
- The ancient scribes used turbith powder to create their intricate manuscripts.
- The physician prescribed turbith as a potent purgative, despite its harsh side effects.
- The explorer ventured into the jungle in search of the elusive turbith plant, rumored to have medicinal properties.
- The herbariums meticulously preserved specimens of turbith for scientific study.
- The superstitious villagers believed that turbith held mystical powers that could ward off evil spirits.
- The botanist classified turbith as a member of the Convolvulaceae family, due to its characteristic flower shape.
- The pharmacological research team investigated the potential antitumor effects of turbith extract.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured the delicate petals of the turbith flower in vibrant oil paint.
- The conservationists campaigned to protect the endangered turbith population from habitat loss.
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See Turpeth.
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The vibrant hue of the turbith flower illuminated the garden with its radiant beauty.
The ancient scribes used turbith powder to create their intricate manuscripts.
The physician prescribed turbith as a potent purgative, despite its harsh side effects.
The explorer ventured into the jungle in search of the elusive turbith plant, rumored to have medicinal properties.
