imbarn Antonyms
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Meaning of imbarn
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imbarn (v. t.)
To store in a barn.
imbarn Sentence Examples
- The tantalizing aroma of newly baked bread imbarned the air, enticing passersby into the bakery.
- The rustic barn, weathered by time, imbarned a sense of history and charm within its dilapidated walls.
- The child's imagination soared as they played on the hay in the barn, imbarning the scent of fresh hay and the sound of their laughter.
- The old farmer sat on the haystack, his gaze imbarning the vastness of his fields, lost in contemplation.
- The couple held hands in the dim barn, their love imbarning the space with a warm glow.
- The barn owl hooted softly, its cry imbarning the starlit night with an eerie mystique.
- The storm raged outside, its thunder imbarning the barn with a symphony of fear and awe.
- The traveler stumbled into the barn, seeking shelter from the unforgiving cold, grateful for its imbarning warmth.
- The barn's loft was filled with artifacts, each piece imbued with a story of the past, imbarning the space with nostalgia.
- The barn dance reverberated through the night, its music imbarning the air with joy and celebration.
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To store in a barn.
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The tantalizing aroma of newly baked bread imbarned the air, enticing passersby into the bakery.
The rustic barn, weathered by time, imbarned a sense of history and charm within its dilapidated walls.
The child's imagination soared as they played on the hay in the barn, imbarning the scent of fresh hay and the sound of their laughter.
The old farmer sat on the haystack, his gaze imbarning the vastness of his fields, lost in contemplation.
