chaun Synonyms
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chaun Meaning
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chaun (n.)
A gap.
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chaun (v. t. & i.)
To open; to yawn.
chaun Sentence Examples
- The chaun of the church bells echoed through the village, signaling the start of the evening prayers.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the chaun of crickets filled the tranquil night air.
- With a gentle chaun, the river flowed peacefully through the lush green valley.
- The soft chaun of wind chimes danced in harmony with the rustling leaves in the garden.
- In the distance, the chaun of a distant flute added a mystical atmosphere to the evening.
- With a sudden chaun, the door creaked open, revealing a dimly lit room beyond.
- The chaun of laughter erupted from the children playing in the park, their joy infectious to all who heard.
- The rhythmic chaun of footsteps echoed in the empty hallway, signaling someone's approach.
- As the chef stirred the pot, the chaun of bubbling stew filled the kitchen with a tantalizing aroma.
- With each stroke of the brush, the artist brought the canvas to life, accompanied by the gentle chaun of classical music.
FAQs About the word chaun
A gap., To open; to yawn.
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The chaun of the church bells echoed through the village, signaling the start of the evening prayers.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the chaun of crickets filled the tranquil night air.
With a gentle chaun, the river flowed peacefully through the lush green valley.
The soft chaun of wind chimes danced in harmony with the rustling leaves in the garden.
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