doko Antonyms
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Meaning of doko
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doko (n.)
See Lepidosiren.
doko Sentence Examples
- I carefully placed my phone in the doko, ensuring it wouldn't get damaged during the journey.
- The porters carried the doko filled with luggage up the steep mountain trail, their muscles straining with the effort.
- The doko was crafted from sturdy bamboo, its intricate weaving showcasing the artisan's skill.
- As a child, I loved playing hide-and-seek, hiding in the doko, hoping not to be found.
- The doko was filled to the brim with freshly harvested vegetables, its contents spilling over the sides.
- The travelers rested beneath the shade of a tree, their dokos filled with supplies for their long journey.
- The doko served as a makeshift bassinet, cradling the newborn baby as the family traveled.
- The market was filled with vendors selling a variety of goods, their dokos overflowing with colorful textiles, spices, and trinkets.
- The farmer carefully carried the doko filled with rice, his footsteps creating a rhythmic beat as he walked through the field.
- The doko was an essential tool for the porters, allowing them to carry heavy loads over long distances, their livelihoods depending on its strength and durability.
FAQs About the word doko
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I carefully placed my phone in the doko, ensuring it wouldn't get damaged during the journey.
The porters carried the doko filled with luggage up the steep mountain trail, their muscles straining with the effort.
The doko was crafted from sturdy bamboo, its intricate weaving showcasing the artisan's skill.
As a child, I loved playing hide-and-seek, hiding in the doko, hoping not to be found.
