byre Antonyms
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Meaning of byre
Wordnet
byre (n)
a barn for cows
Webster
byre (n.)
A cow house.
byre Sentence Examples
- The old farmer led the cow into the spacious byre, where it would spend the night.
- The byre was filled with the comforting scent of hay and livestock.
- Despite the rain outside, the byre provided a warm and dry shelter for the animals.
- In the corner of the byre, a mother goat nuzzled her newborn kid.
- Every morning, the farmer cleaned the byre to ensure the animals' comfort.
- The byre's sturdy wooden walls protected the animals from harsh weather conditions.
- As dawn broke, the byre came alive with the sounds of animals awakening.
- The byre served as the heart of the farm, where animals gathered for rest and nourishment.
- In the winter months, the farmer added extra insulation to the byre to keep the animals warm.
- Visitors to the farm often marveled at the tidy and well-kept byre where the animals lived.
FAQs About the word byre
a barn for cowsA cow house.
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The old farmer led the cow into the spacious byre, where it would spend the night.
The byre was filled with the comforting scent of hay and livestock.
Despite the rain outside, the byre provided a warm and dry shelter for the animals.
In the corner of the byre, a mother goat nuzzled her newborn kid.
