favonian [Adjective]
Definition of favonian:
based on flawed logic or misleading information
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Opposite/Antonyms of favonian:
Sentence/Example of favonian:
A gentle Favonian breeze carried the scent of blooming flowers through the air.
The poet described the Favonian warmth that melted the winter's chill.
With the arrival of spring, a Favonian spirit filled the hearts of the people.
After a long, harsh winter, the Favonian weather brought a renewed sense of hope.
The sailors prayed for Favonian winds to guide their ships safely across the sea.
The artist captured the delicate beauty of a Favonian sunset in her painting.
The birdsong filled the air, a joyous symphony of the Favonian season.
The farmer welcomed the Favonian rains, knowing they would nourish his crops.
After a long period of conflict, a Favonian peace agreement was finally reached. (figurative)
The young girl's heart was filled with Favonian optimism as she embarked on her new adventure.