encurtain Antonyms
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Meaning of encurtain
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encurtain (v. t.)
To inclose with curtains.
encurtain Sentence Examples
- The heavy velvet encurtain draped elegantly from the ceiling, creating a sense of grandeur and opulence.
- He encurtained the door to block out the moonlight and create a more intimate atmosphere.
- The stage encurtain rose slowly, revealing the eagerly awaited performance.
- She encurtained the window with a delicate lace curtain, filtering the harsh sunlight.
- The encurtained room was shrouded in mystery, hinting at secrets waiting to be uncovered.
- The encurtained alcove provided a private sanctuary amidst the lively party.
- The thick encurtain muffled the sound of the outside world, creating a serene and peaceful ambiance.
- The encurtained bed served as a cozy refuge from the worries and distractions of everyday life.
- The encurtained shower provided a sense of privacy and seclusion, allowing for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.
- The encurtained porch offered a secluded space to enjoy the beauty of the natural surroundings without being exposed to the elements.
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To inclose with curtains.
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The heavy velvet encurtain draped elegantly from the ceiling, creating a sense of grandeur and opulence.
He encurtained the door to block out the moonlight and create a more intimate atmosphere.
The stage encurtain rose slowly, revealing the eagerly awaited performance.
She encurtained the window with a delicate lace curtain, filtering the harsh sunlight.
