wex Antonyms
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Meaning of wex
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wex (v. t. & i.)
To grow; to wax.
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wex (imp.)
Waxed.
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wex (n.)
Wax.
wex Sentence Examples
- The antique watch exhibited an intricate wex that fascinated watch enthusiasts.
- The delicate wex on the porcelain vase was a testament to the artist's meticulous craftsmanship.
- The mysterious wex on the ancient amulet hinted at an unknown and long-lost history.
- The wex on the mountain peak seemed to whisper a tale of ancient storms and geological upheavals.
- The historian meticulously examined the wex on the old map, searching for clues to a hidden treasure.
- The wex on the sea turtle's shell bore witness to its countless journeys across the vast ocean.
- The wex on the violin's body resonated with the musician's emotions and brought the music to life.
- The wex on the fossil record provided valuable insights into the evolution of life on Earth.
- The intricate wex on the architectural facade reflected the grandeur and artistry of a bygone era.
- The wex on the child's face exuded innocence, wonder, and unbounded potential.
FAQs About the word wex
To grow; to wax., Waxed., Wax.
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The antique watch exhibited an intricate wex that fascinated watch enthusiasts.
The delicate wex on the porcelain vase was a testament to the artist's meticulous craftsmanship.
The mysterious wex on the ancient amulet hinted at an unknown and long-lost history.
The wex on the mountain peak seemed to whisper a tale of ancient storms and geological upheavals.
