backstair (Meaning)
Wordnet
backstair (s)
secret and sly or sordid
Webster
backstair (a.)
Private; indirect; secret; intriguing; -- as if finding access by the back stairs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of backstair
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backstair Sentence Examples
- The servants used the backstairs to avoid crossing paths with the guests.
- The secret meeting took place in the secluded backstairs of the mansion.
- She escaped through the backstairs, leaving her pursuers clueless.
- The backstairs led to a hidden room where illicit activities occurred.
- The children sneaked up the backstairs to avoid being caught by their parents.
- The backstaircase was a labyrinthine passageway, easy to get lost in.
- The backstairs creaked ominously, revealing the building's age and secrets.
- The backstairs were the only way to access the forbidden attic.
- The detective followed the suspect through the backstairs, hoping to gather evidence.
- The backstairs were a symbol of the hidden and secretive aspects of the household.
FAQs About the word backstair
secret and sly or sordidPrivate; indirect; secret; intriguing; -- as if finding access by the back stairs.
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The servants used the backstairs to avoid crossing paths with the guests.
The secret meeting took place in the secluded backstairs of the mansion.
She escaped through the backstairs, leaving her pursuers clueless.
The backstairs led to a hidden room where illicit activities occurred.
