kerasine Antonyms
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Meaning of kerasine
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kerasine (a.)
Resembling horn; horny; corneous.
kerasine Sentence Examples
- The soft light from the kerosene lamp cast a warm, comforting glow in the small room.
- Grandfather lit the kerosene stove, filling the house with the smell of burning fuel.
- Kerosene was once commonly used as a cleaning agent, but it is now rarely used due to its potential health risks.
- The old kerosene lantern flickered and swayed in the wind, providing a dim light in the darkness.
- The kerosene heater kept us warm during the cold winter nights when the electricity went out.
- The kerosene-soaked rags were used to start a fire in the fireplace.
- The engine of the old tractor roared as it burned kerosene.
- They used kerosene to remove the stain from the carpet, but it left a lingering odor.
- Some people still use kerosene lamps for emergency lighting or as a rustic decorative element.
- The smell of kerosene reminded me of the old days when it was used for cooking and heating.
FAQs About the word kerasine
Resembling horn; horny; corneous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soft light from the kerosene lamp cast a warm, comforting glow in the small room.
Grandfather lit the kerosene stove, filling the house with the smell of burning fuel.
Kerosene was once commonly used as a cleaning agent, but it is now rarely used due to its potential health risks.
The old kerosene lantern flickered and swayed in the wind, providing a dim light in the darkness.
