by-place (Meaning)

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by-place (n.)

A retired or private place.

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In the countryside, there's a tranquil by-place where one can escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
The old town had a hidden by-place where locals gathered to share stories and laughter.
After exploring the main attractions, tourists often stumble upon a charming by-place filled with quaint cafes and shops.
The artist found inspiration in the by-place, capturing its beauty on canvas.
As the sun set, the by-place took on a magical quality, bathed in the golden hues of twilight.
The poet often sought refuge in the quietude of the by-place, where thoughts flowed freely.
Behind the bustling market, there was a quiet by-place where vendors shared homemade delicacies with visitors.
In the heart of the city, there's a secret by-place where time seems to stand still.
The by-place was known only to a few, tucked away from the prying eyes of the world.
Each by-place held its own charm and allure, inviting travelers to discover its hidden treasures.

A retired or private place.

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In the countryside, there's a tranquil by-place where one can escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

The old town had a hidden by-place where locals gathered to share stories and laughter.

After exploring the main attractions, tourists often stumble upon a charming by-place filled with quaint cafes and shops.

The artist found inspiration in the by-place, capturing its beauty on canvas.