bourg Antonyms
Meaning of bourg
bourg
one neighboring a castle, town, village, a market town
bourg Sentence Examples
- The quaint bourg of Montreuil-sur-Mer boasts cobblestone streets and medieval remnants.
- The lively bourg of Mâcon is known for its exquisite wines and thriving culinary scene.
- The picturesque bourg of Colmar, Alsace, showcases vibrant half-timbered houses.
- The historic bourg of Cluny houses the ruins of a magnificent medieval abbey.
- The charming bourg of Giverny, Normandy, inspired the famous paintings of Claude Monet.
- The bustling bourg of Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux, is home to renowned vineyards and UNESCO World Heritage status.
- The sleepy bourg of Barbizon, near Paris, was a meeting point for 19th-century artists.
- The fortified bourg of Carcassonne, Languedoc, is a testament to medieval military prowess.
- The secluded bourg of Meschers-sur-Gironde, Atlantic Coast, offers stunning views of the estuary.
- The picturesque bourg of Begur, Costa Brava, is known for its crystal-clear waters and rocky coastline.
FAQs About the word bourg
one neighboring a castle, town, village, a market town
hamlet,village, townlet,vill, outpost,whistle-stop, Podunk, cow town
No antonyms found.
The quaint bourg of Montreuil-sur-Mer boasts cobblestone streets and medieval remnants.
The lively bourg of Mâcon is known for its exquisite wines and thriving culinary scene.
The picturesque bourg of Colmar, Alsace, showcases vibrant half-timbered houses.
The historic bourg of Cluny houses the ruins of a magnificent medieval abbey.
