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stillnesses
n. (plural of stillness English)
Usage examples of "stillnesses".
A hillside of plumage flashing under the wind’s onslaught, under its fluctuating gusts and knocks and unexpected stillnesses, all perfectly revealed by the feathering leaves.
A hillside of plumage flashing under the wind's onslaught, under its fluctuating gusts and knocks and unexpected stillnesses, all perfectly revealed by the feathering leaves.
The Sirkunix was near enough the town walls, that in stillnesses during the day, the occasional roaring shout of loud anger or joy would soar up to the farm.
He reminded Miles of a heron, stalking in some reedy lake-margin, all long stillnesses and economical motions.