What does attolent mean?
Attolent means that raises or lifts up (often of muscles).
Attolent
Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Meaning
that raises or lifts up (often of muscles).
Example Sentences
"Perhaps we are very presumptuous, yet we dare to cherish the conviction that there exists a more attolent influence than all" " “The full-voiced rhetoric of these master minds ;”" "one which hourly, but silently, lifts up the hearts of men."
Synonyms for attolent
Antonyms for attolent
Related Words
Word Forms
- more attolent
- most attolent
Usage Notes
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What is a synonym for attolent?
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How do you use attolent in a sentence?
"Perhaps we are very presumptuous, yet we dare to cherish the conviction that there exists a more attolent influence than all" " “The full-voiced rhetoric of these master minds ;”" "one which hourly, but silently, lifts up the hearts of men."
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