brid Antonyms
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Meaning of brid
Webster
brid (n.)
A bird.
brid Sentence Examples
- As the sun set, we crossed the rickety brid to reach the other side of the river.
- The ancient brid spanning the gorge was a testament to the engineering prowess of the past.
- With cautious steps, we traversed the narrow wooden brid over the canyon.
- A gust of wind caused the old brid to creak ominously as we walked across it.
- The suspension brid swayed gently in the breeze, offering a thrilling experience for adventurous travelers.
- Constructing a new brid across the valley required careful planning and skilled labor.
- The brid provided a vital link between the two villages, facilitating trade and communication.
- Despite its age, the stone brid remained sturdy, enduring the passage of time.
- We paused midway on the brid to admire the breathtaking view of the waterfall below.
- Repairing the damaged brid was essential to ensure the safety of commuters who relied on it daily.
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A bird.
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No antonyms found.
As the sun set, we crossed the rickety brid to reach the other side of the river.
The ancient brid spanning the gorge was a testament to the engineering prowess of the past.
With cautious steps, we traversed the narrow wooden brid over the canyon.
A gust of wind caused the old brid to creak ominously as we walked across it.
