kist Synonyms
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kist Meaning
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kist (n.)
A chest; hence, a coffin.
A stated payment, especially a payment of rent for land; hence, the time for such payment.
kist Sentence Examples
- The small kist was handcrafted with intricate designs and a warm, inviting luster.
- She opened the kist carefully, its worn edges speaking of countless stories held within.
- The old man's kist was filled with treasures from a life well-lived: faded photographs, love letters, and antique coins.
- He carried the kist with him wherever he went, its weight a comforting reminder of his past.
- The kist had been passed down through generations, each family member adding their own treasures and memories to its contents.
- She selected a delicate silver locket from the kist, its intricate filigree a reminder of a love long gone.
- The kist was like a time capsule, preserving moments and emotions from a bygone era.
- The children peered into the kist, their eyes wide with wonder at the hidden treasures it held.
- The kist was a symbol of her heritage, connecting her to her ancestors and their stories.
- He opened the kist and was greeted by the scent of lavender and the soft glow of a single candle.
FAQs About the word kist
A chest; hence, a coffin., A stated payment, especially a payment of rent for land; hence, the time for such payment.
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The small kist was handcrafted with intricate designs and a warm, inviting luster.
She opened the kist carefully, its worn edges speaking of countless stories held within.
The old man's kist was filled with treasures from a life well-lived: faded photographs, love letters, and antique coins.
He carried the kist with him wherever he went, its weight a comforting reminder of his past.
