gatch Antonyms
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Meaning of gatch
Webster
gatch (n.)
Plaster as used in Persian architecture and decorative art.
gatch Sentence Examples
- The gatch in the middle of the field loomed over the surrounding wildflowers.
- With a heavy heart, he had to gatch his beloved horse due to its old age.
- The gatch of the church steeple pierced the clouds, a symbol of faith and devotion.
- The gatch in the tree swayed gently in the breeze, casting intricate shadows on the ground.
- The hiker stumbled upon a gatch of fresh water, a welcome sight in the desolate wasteland.
- The towering gatch of the skyscraper dominated the city skyline, a testament to human ingenuity.
- The gatch connecting the two hills provided a scenic and challenging hiking route.
- The gatch of the bell rang out, signaling the start of the festival.
- The gatch in his throat made it difficult for him to speak, but he determinedly pressed on.
- The gatch of the sunset cast a warm glow over the horizon, painting a breathtaking canvas in the sky.
FAQs About the word gatch
Plaster as used in Persian architecture and decorative art.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gatch in the middle of the field loomed over the surrounding wildflowers.
With a heavy heart, he had to gatch his beloved horse due to its old age.
The gatch of the church steeple pierced the clouds, a symbol of faith and devotion.
The gatch in the tree swayed gently in the breeze, casting intricate shadows on the ground.
