wilne Synonyms
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wilne Meaning
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wilne (v. t.)
To wish; to desire.
wilne Sentence Examples
- The wilne of my hair kept it from tangling, making it easy to style.
- The wilne of the fabric ensured that the dress would maintain its shape and drape beautifully.
- The wilne of the tree's branches created a dense canopy that provided ample shade.
- The wilne of the river's current carried the boat effortlessly downstream.
- The wilne of her eyes held a gentle allure that drew people to her.
- The wilne of his handshake conveyed a sense of warmth and sincerity.
- The wilne of the ocean waves calmed my mind and washed away my worries.
- The wilne of the drumbeat reverberated through the air, creating an infectious rhythm.
- The wilne of the sunlight illuminated the forest floor, casting intricate shadows among the trees.
- The wilne of her voice was as sweet as honey, captivating the hearts of all who heard it.
FAQs About the word wilne
To wish; to desire.
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The wilne of my hair kept it from tangling, making it easy to style.
The wilne of the fabric ensured that the dress would maintain its shape and drape beautifully.
The wilne of the tree's branches created a dense canopy that provided ample shade.
The wilne of the river's current carried the boat effortlessly downstream.
