bridgey (Meaning)
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bridgey (a.)
Full of bridges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bridgey
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bridgey Sentence Examples
- The quaint little town had a charming, bridgey vibe, with cobblestone streets and arching bridges over narrow canals.
- As we strolled along the riverbank, we admired the bridgey architecture that adorned the waterfront.
- The café had a cozy, bridgey atmosphere, with tables overlooking the tranquil river.
- The old neighborhood was filled with bridgey alleys and hidden courtyards, perfect for exploring.
- The town planner aimed to create a more bridgey feel to the city, incorporating more pedestrian bridges and archways.
- The bridgey pathways winding through the park were lined with lush greenery and blooming flowers.
- The boutique hotel nestled by the riverside had a bridgey charm, offering picturesque views from every room.
- The artist's depiction of the cityscape captured its bridgey essence, with graceful spans connecting bustling streets.
- We found a secluded spot by the bridgey stream to have a picnic, enjoying the serene ambiance.
- The children played on the bridgey playground, laughing and chasing each other under the warm sun.
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Full of bridges.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The quaint little town had a charming, bridgey vibe, with cobblestone streets and arching bridges over narrow canals.
As we strolled along the riverbank, we admired the bridgey architecture that adorned the waterfront.
The café had a cozy, bridgey atmosphere, with tables overlooking the tranquil river.
The old neighborhood was filled with bridgey alleys and hidden courtyards, perfect for exploring.
