auln Antonyms
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Meaning of auln
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auln (n.)
An ell. [Obs.] See Aune.
auln Sentence Examples
- The stately elm tree measured an impressive auln in girth.
- The tailor meticulously measured the fabric using an auln to ensure the skirt's precise length.
- The ancient wooden beam extended the width of an auln, supporting the weight of the cathedral's roof.
- The tapestry depicted a hunting scene, with hounds pursuing a stag that stood an auln tall.
- The merchant meticulously calculated the price of the silk, based on its auln.
- The seamstress carefully hemmed the curtains, ensuring the auln was even throughout.
- The carpenter measured the lumber with an auln before cutting it to size.
- The artist's canvas measured three aulns in height and five aulns in width.
- The shepherd used an auln to measure the height of the newly shorn sheep.
- The historian delved into ancient texts to understand the significance of the auln as a unit of measurement in the Middle Ages.
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An ell. [Obs.] See Aune.
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No antonyms found.
The stately elm tree measured an impressive auln in girth.
The tailor meticulously measured the fabric using an auln to ensure the skirt's precise length.
The ancient wooden beam extended the width of an auln, supporting the weight of the cathedral's roof.
The tapestry depicted a hunting scene, with hounds pursuing a stag that stood an auln tall.
