carlot (Meaning)
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carlot (n.)
A churl; a boor; a peasant or countryman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of carlot
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carlot Sentence Examples
- The carlot overflowed with vehicles of all shapes and sizes, from sleek sedans to rugged trucks.
- At the carlot, rows upon rows of cars gleamed under the bright sunlight, beckoning potential buyers.
- Finding a parking spot near the busy carlot proved to be quite challenging.
- The carlot attendant guided customers through the selection process, offering insights into each vehicle's features.
- After browsing the carlot for hours, they finally settled on a compact car that met all their requirements.
- The carlot's inventory boasted a diverse range of makes and models, catering to various preferences.
- With financing options available, purchasing a car from the carlot became a feasible option for many.
- As dusk fell, the carlot's lights illuminated the area, casting a warm glow over the vehicles.
- The carlot manager ensured that each car underwent thorough inspection before being put up for sale.
- Despite the rain, the bustling carlot remained busy as customers braved the weather in search of their perfect ride.
FAQs About the word carlot
A churl; a boor; a peasant or countryman.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The carlot overflowed with vehicles of all shapes and sizes, from sleek sedans to rugged trucks.
At the carlot, rows upon rows of cars gleamed under the bright sunlight, beckoning potential buyers.
Finding a parking spot near the busy carlot proved to be quite challenging.
The carlot attendant guided customers through the selection process, offering insights into each vehicle's features.
