huts Synonyms
huts Meaning
huts
a simple shelter from the elements, a small and often temporary dwelling or shelter, an often small and temporary dwelling of simple construction
huts Sentence Examples
- The nomadic tribe lived in temporary huts constructed from animal skins.
- The dilapidated huts of the slum huddled close together, forming a maze of poverty.
- The refugees took shelter in makeshift huts, their meager belongings piled around them.
- The towering mountains provided a backdrop to the isolated huts nestled on their slopes.
- The thatched huts of the village dotted the landscape, providing shelter from the scorching sun.
- The abandoned huts stood silently, their crumbling walls whispering tales of a forgotten past.
- The humble huts of the farmers served as their homes and a base for their agricultural work.
- The pungent smell of burning wood filled the air as smoke billowed from the huts below.
- The children played outside their huts, their laughter echoing through the narrow streets.
- The storm raged fiercely, threatening to topple the frail huts in its path.
FAQs About the word huts
a simple shelter from the elements, a small and often temporary dwelling or shelter, an often small and temporary dwelling of simple construction
cabins,camps, shacks, tents, hooches, hutments,hovels, hootches, cottages, sheds
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The nomadic tribe lived in temporary huts constructed from animal skins.
The dilapidated huts of the slum huddled close together, forming a maze of poverty.
The refugees took shelter in makeshift huts, their meager belongings piled around them.
The towering mountains provided a backdrop to the isolated huts nestled on their slopes.
