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haick Meaning

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haick (n)

an outer garment consisting of a large piece of white cloth; worn by men and women in northern Africa

haick Sentence Examples

  1. The picturesque haiku stumbled upon in the tranquil forest filled the air with a serene melody.
  2. As the sun dipped below the horizon, a poignant haiku danced upon the water's surface.
  3. The master haikuist's brushstrokes painted a vivid picture of a distant land in just seventeen syllables.
  4. A single haiku captured the essence of a fleeting moment, like a snapshot frozen in time.
  5. The haiku festival showcased the diversity of this beloved poetic form, from traditional to contemporary.
  6. Children skipped along the beach, their laughter echoing in a spontaneous haiku.
  7. The haikuist's retreat provided a sanctuary for writers to delve into the depths of their craft.
  8. The delicate balance of words in a haiku hinted at profound truths unseen by the untrained eye.
  9. A haiku's brevity forced poets to distill their thoughts and emotions to their very core.
  10. The haiku became a bridge connecting hearts and minds across cultures and generations.

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an outer garment consisting of a large piece of white cloth; worn by men and women in northern Africa

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The picturesque haiku stumbled upon in the tranquil forest filled the air with a serene melody.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, a poignant haiku danced upon the water's surface.

The master haikuist's brushstrokes painted a vivid picture of a distant land in just seventeen syllables.

A single haiku captured the essence of a fleeting moment, like a snapshot frozen in time.