cellared Synonyms
cellared Meaning
cellared
the lowest place in the standings (as of an athletic league), the lowest grade or rank, a room or set of rooms below the surface of the ground, a room or set of rooms below the ground floor of a building, to put or keep (something, such as wine or cheese) in a cellar for storage or aging, a room for storing wines, to be stored in a cellar, a stock of wines
cellared Sentence Examples
- The ancient wine was meticulously cellared in a labyrinthine underground vault.
- Their prized whiskey collection was cellared in a climate-controlled room to ensure optimum quality.
- The historic building's dusty basement housed a cellared treasure trove of forgotten artifacts.
- The cellared tapestries depicted intricate scenes of medieval life.
- The subterranean tunnels were cellared with row upon row of decaying barrels.
- The cellared chambers grew colder and damper as we ventured deeper into the earth.
- The cellared produce provided sustenance to the villagers during the harsh winter months.
- The secret society met in a cellared speakeasy, hidden from prying eyes.
- The mysterious footprints led us to a cellared opening concealed behind a heavy wooden door.
- The cellared remains of the shipwreck offered tantalizing clues about the lives of its crew.
FAQs About the word cellared
the lowest place in the standings (as of an athletic league), the lowest grade or rank, a room or set of rooms below the surface of the ground, a room or set of
stored, stowed, housed, garaged,warehoused,hangared, shelved, kept, filed, reposited
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The ancient wine was meticulously cellared in a labyrinthine underground vault.
Their prized whiskey collection was cellared in a climate-controlled room to ensure optimum quality.
The historic building's dusty basement housed a cellared treasure trove of forgotten artifacts.
The cellared tapestries depicted intricate scenes of medieval life.
