attical (Meaning)
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attical (a.)
Attic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of attical
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attical Sentence Examples
- The attical space in the old mansion held forgotten treasures and long-lost memories.
- The attic room was a sanctuary for the artist, where inspiration soared.
- The attical windows creaked and groaned in the wind, adding an eerie charm to the forgotten loft.
- The smell of dust and mothballs permeated the attical, a testament to time gone by.
- Boxes of old letters and photographs were piled high in the attical, longing to tell their tales.
- The attical was a hidden place where secrets were whispered and dreams took flight.
- The attical became a refuge for the lost and lonely, a place to escape the outside world.
- The dusty floorboards of the attical creaked with every step, revealing the weight of its history.
- Cobwebs hung from the attical ceiling, casting an ethereal glow on the forgotten treasures below.
- The attical was a forgotten realm, a treasure trove of memories that whispered stories of a forgotten past.
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Attic.
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The attical space in the old mansion held forgotten treasures and long-lost memories.
The attic room was a sanctuary for the artist, where inspiration soared.
The attical windows creaked and groaned in the wind, adding an eerie charm to the forgotten loft.
The smell of dust and mothballs permeated the attical, a testament to time gone by.
