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Meaning of inchest
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inchest (v. t.)
To put into a chest.
inchest Sentence Examples
- The child measured 30 inches in height, indicating healthy growth.
- The wooden plank extended 60 inches in length, creating a sturdy platform.
- The antique sword had a blade that gleamed 20 inches in length.
- The rectangular plot had dimensions of 10 inches by 15 inches, providing ample space for planting.
- The television screen spanned a remarkable 50 inches, immersing viewers in entertainment.
- The tailor measured the customer's waist to be 36 inches, ensuring a perfect fit.
- The rainfall in the region averaged 12 inches per year, creating a diverse ecosystem.
- The carpenter carefully cut a piece of lumber to an exact length of 24 inches.
- The houseplant reached 48 inches in height, adding a touch of nature to the interior.
- The length of the longest fish in the lake was an impressive 42 inches, showcasing the thriving aquatic environment.
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To put into a chest.
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The child measured 30 inches in height, indicating healthy growth.
The wooden plank extended 60 inches in length, creating a sturdy platform.
The antique sword had a blade that gleamed 20 inches in length.
The rectangular plot had dimensions of 10 inches by 15 inches, providing ample space for planting.
