Sentences

wan in a sentence

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Definition

WAN (adjective): lacking in brightness or vitality; pallid or dim, often suggesting a state of illness or weakness.

Sample Sentences

  1. The wan light of the evening sun cast a gentle glow across the landscape.
  2. After weeks of illness, she looked wan and in need of rest.
  3. His wan smile suggested that he was not fully convinced by her explanation.
  4. The wan moon hung low in the sky, barely illuminating the darkened streets.
  5. As the colors of the sunset faded, the horizon turned a soft, wan shade of gray.
  6. The wan light of the setting sun cast long shadows across the field.
  7. She looked at him with a wan smile, knowing the news was not what he had hoped for.
  8. After a long illness, his once vibrant complexion had turned pale and wan.
  9. The artist captured the essence of the wan moon illuminating the quiet landscape.
  10. As the days grew shorter, the wan glow of twilight became a familiar sight.
  11. The wan light of dawn crept through the curtains, casting soft shadows in the room.
  12. After a long day at work, she felt her energy begin to wane, leaving her looking quite wan.
  13. His expression was wan, as if the weight of the world had settled on his shoulders.
  14. The wan smile on her face betrayed her disappointment despite her best efforts to appear cheerful.
  15. As the sun set, the sky turned a wan shade of purple, signaling the end of another day.
  16. The wan light of dawn barely illuminated the path ahead.
  17. After weeks of illness, she appeared wan and fragile.
  18. His enthusiasm for the project began to wane, leaving him feeling wan and uninspired.
  19. The wan moon hung low in the sky, casting eerie shadows across the landscape.
  20. A wan smile crossed her face as she received the bittersweet news.

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