ajar (Meaning)

Wordnet

ajar (s)

slightly open

Webster

ajar (adv.)

Slightly turned or opened; as, the door was standing ajar.

In a state of discord; out of harmony; as, he is ajar with the world.

Synonyms & Antonyms of ajar

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ajar Sentence Examples

  1. The door was left slightly ajar, allowing a gentle breeze to creep into the room.
  2. She peeked through the ajar window to catch a glimpse of the festivities outside.
  3. The old chest had a lid that was ajar, revealing a collection of forgotten mementos.
  4. The secrets of the past were hidden behind a door left ajar in the abandoned mansion.
  5. With the window ajar, the aroma of blooming flowers wafted into the room.
  6. As the night grew colder, he left the balcony door ajar to enjoy the refreshing air.
  7. The mysterious room at the end of the corridor had a door slightly ajar, inviting curiosity.
  8. The worn-out gate swung ajar, creaking softly in the quiet evening.
  9. Ajar blinds allowed slivers of sunlight to filter into the dimly lit room.
  10. The cabinet door was left ajar, revealing a collection of colorful dishes neatly arranged inside.

FAQs About the word ajar

slightly openSlightly turned or opened; as, the door was standing ajar., In a state of discord; out of harmony; as, he is ajar with the world.

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The door was left slightly ajar, allowing a gentle breeze to creep into the room.

She peeked through the ajar window to catch a glimpse of the festivities outside.

The old chest had a lid that was ajar, revealing a collection of forgotten mementos.

The secrets of the past were hidden behind a door left ajar in the abandoned mansion.