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Meanings of welkin in English
The apparent surface of the imaginary sphere on which celestial bodies appear to be projected.
Usage of welkin in English
1
And the ringing welkin is all we should have heard in Michigan.
2
Wails of grief, O Bharata, arose among the gods in the welkin.
3
What the virgin Gayatri has said from the welkin is not true.
4
The welkin seemed as if it were shrouded by a thick forest.
5
From roadside trees the cicada vied with them, making the welkin ring.
6
Then Krishna also blew his conch filling the welkin with its blare.
7
Hundreds of meteors fell, bursting with a loud noise from the welkin.
8
In the welkin a voice was heard, saying, Excellent, O Kesava, Excellent!
9
Then loud sounds arose in the welkin in applause of Vasudeva.
10
The winds blow on the Earth's surface and in the welkin.
11
The beings in the welkin, O king, applauded Karna and Arjuna.
12
The French now made the welkin ring with shouts of victory.
13
Senator Kinney then arose, and the welkin seized the bellrope preparatory to ringing.
14
Piercing through the welkin, those meteors fell on the lunar disc as well.
15
A star shot across the welkin and was no more seen.
16
Yonder ascends a cloud of dust that overspreads the welkin like a canopy.
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