foyson Antonyms
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Meaning of foyson
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foyson (n.)
See Foison.
foyson Sentence Examples
- The harvest yielded a foyson of golden wheat, filling the granaries to the brim.
- The orchard was bursting with foyson, with an abundance of ripe and succulent fruits.
- The market stall groaned under the weight of the foyson of vegetables, each one vibrant and fresh.
- The honeycomb was filled with a foyson of sweet, golden honey, a testament to the industriousness of bees.
- The vineyard produced a foyson of purple grapes, promising a bountiful vintage.
- The banquet table was laden with a foyson of delicacies, catering to every palate.
- The garden was an explosion of colors, with a foyson of exotic flowers blooming in profusion.
- The foyson of knowledge and wisdom in the ancient library was immeasurable, a treasure for generations to come.
- The mountain stream cascaded down, sending out a foyson of sparkling droplets.
- The foyson of stars in the night sky illuminated the vast expanse, inspiring awe and wonder.
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See Foison.
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The harvest yielded a foyson of golden wheat, filling the granaries to the brim.
The orchard was bursting with foyson, with an abundance of ripe and succulent fruits.
The market stall groaned under the weight of the foyson of vegetables, each one vibrant and fresh.
The honeycomb was filled with a foyson of sweet, golden honey, a testament to the industriousness of bees.
