by-corner (Meaning)
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by-corner (n.)
A private corner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of by-corner
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by-corner Sentence Examples
- The old bookstore sat nestled in a quaint by-corner of the bustling city.
- She discovered a charming café hidden away in a by-corner of the medieval town.
- The antique shop was tucked into a by-corner of the market square, easily missed by passersby.
- A small garden flourished in the by-corner of the neglected courtyard, adding a touch of greenery to the urban landscape.
- The children found a secret hideout in the by-corner of the park where they could play undisturbed.
- He stumbled upon an intriguing mural in the by-corner of the art gallery, capturing his attention immediately.
- In the by-corner of the attic, forgotten treasures awaited discovery among the dust and cobwebs.
- The cozy bed and breakfast was located in a quiet by-corner of the village, offering guests a peaceful retreat.
- The by-corner of the library housed a collection of rare manuscripts, carefully preserved for generations.
- They shared whispered conversations in the by-corner of the dimly lit tavern, away from prying eyes.
FAQs About the word by-corner
A private corner.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The old bookstore sat nestled in a quaint by-corner of the bustling city.
She discovered a charming café hidden away in a by-corner of the medieval town.
The antique shop was tucked into a by-corner of the market square, easily missed by passersby.
A small garden flourished in the by-corner of the neglected courtyard, adding a touch of greenery to the urban landscape.
