ghaut Antonyms
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Meaning of ghaut
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ghaut (n.)
A pass through a mountain.
A range of mountains.
Stairs descending to a river; a landing place; a wharf.
ghaut Sentence Examples
- The sacred ghaut along the Ganges River bustled with pilgrims performing rituals.
- The funeral ghaut witnessed the solemn cremation of countless loved ones.
- I wandered through the ancient ghaut, admiring its intricate carvings and stone steps.
- The boatman ferried people across the ghaut, connecting them to both sides of the river.
- The ghaut was transformed into a vibrant market on festival days, filled with vendors and musicians.
- The children splashed and played in the cool waters of the ghaut, oblivious to the world around them.
- The ghaut served as a place of solace and contemplation for those seeking inner peace.
- Artists captured the beauty and spirituality of the ghaut in their paintings and etchings.
- The ghaut was a focal point of the community, where people gathered for social and religious events.
- As the sun set, the ghaut glowed with a warm, ethereal light, casting an otherworldly charm on the surroundings.
FAQs About the word ghaut
A pass through a mountain., A range of mountains., Stairs descending to a river; a landing place; a wharf.
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The sacred ghaut along the Ganges River bustled with pilgrims performing rituals.
The funeral ghaut witnessed the solemn cremation of countless loved ones.
I wandered through the ancient ghaut, admiring its intricate carvings and stone steps.
The boatman ferried people across the ghaut, connecting them to both sides of the river.
