box-iron (Meaning)
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box-iron (n.)
A hollow smoothing iron containing a heater within.
Synonyms & Antonyms of box-iron
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box-iron Sentence Examples
- Sarah diligently pressed her clothes using a box-iron, ensuring crisp lines and smooth fabrics.
- The vintage box-iron sat on the shelf, a relic of a bygone era.
- With its wooden handle and heavy iron base, the box-iron was a formidable tool for smoothing out wrinkles.
- Martha heated the box-iron on the stove before starting her ironing chore.
- The box-iron was a staple in households before the advent of modern electric irons.
- Despite its simple appearance, the box-iron was instrumental in maintaining well-pressed garments.
- The weight of the box-iron helped apply pressure evenly across the fabric.
- Emily inherited her grandmother's box-iron, cherishing it as both a practical tool and a sentimental keepsake.
- The box-iron required frequent reheating to maintain its effectiveness during long ironing sessions.
- A layer of cloth was often placed between the box-iron and delicate fabrics to prevent scorching or damage.
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A hollow smoothing iron containing a heater within.
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No antonyms found.
Sarah diligently pressed her clothes using a box-iron, ensuring crisp lines and smooth fabrics.
The vintage box-iron sat on the shelf, a relic of a bygone era.
With its wooden handle and heavy iron base, the box-iron was a formidable tool for smoothing out wrinkles.
Martha heated the box-iron on the stove before starting her ironing chore.
