barton Synonyms
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barton Meaning
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barton (n.)
The demesne lands of a manor; also, the manor itself.
A farmyard.
barton Sentence Examples
- The barton was a bustling center of activity, with farmers tending to their livestock and preparing goods for market.
- The stone barton had stood for centuries, its walls weathered by time and etched with stories of past occupants.
- She inherited the barton from her late aunt, who had lived there for over 60 years.
- The barton was once a thriving hub, but now all that remained were ruins and overgrown fields.
- The villagers gathered in the main barton to celebrate the annual harvest festival.
- The sprawling barton included a courtyard, stables, and several outbuildings for storage and workshops.
- The barton was a refuge for the homeless and a place of sanctuary for those fleeing persecution.
- The young couple built their cottage at the edge of the barton, hoping to live a life of tranquility and self-sufficiency.
- The barton gate creaked open, revealing a dusty track leading into the farmyard.
- The barton was a historic landmark, its significance recognized by the local heritage society.
FAQs About the word barton
The demesne lands of a manor; also, the manor itself., A farmyard.
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The barton was a bustling center of activity, with farmers tending to their livestock and preparing goods for market.
The stone barton had stood for centuries, its walls weathered by time and etched with stories of past occupants.
She inherited the barton from her late aunt, who had lived there for over 60 years.
The barton was once a thriving hub, but now all that remained were ruins and overgrown fields.
