cather (Meaning)
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cather (n)
United States writer who wrote about frontier life (1873-1947)
Synonyms & Antonyms of cather
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cather Sentence Examples
- As the old clock tower chimed, the cather's steady hands meticulously arranged the flowers in the cathedral's nave.
- The cather skillfully crafted intricate stained glass windows, depicting scenes from biblical narratives.
- With a gentle touch, the cather smoothed out the wrinkles in the ornate altar cloth.
- Every Sunday, the cather led the congregation in hymns of praise and worship.
- Visitors marveled at the cather's ability to restore ancient artifacts found within the cathedral's crypt.
- The cather's devotion to the preservation of historical architecture earned them recognition from preservation societies.
- In the quiet of the early morning, the cather lit candles to illuminate the dim cathedral before dawn mass.
- Using traditional techniques, the cather meticulously carved intricate patterns into the wooden pews.
- As dusk settled over the town, the cather locked the cathedral doors, ensuring its sanctity and security.
- Throughout the year, the cather meticulously tended to the cathedral gardens, creating a serene oasis within the bustling city.
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United States writer who wrote about frontier life (1873-1947)
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No antonyms found.
As the old clock tower chimed, the cather's steady hands meticulously arranged the flowers in the cathedral's nave.
The cather skillfully crafted intricate stained glass windows, depicting scenes from biblical narratives.
With a gentle touch, the cather smoothed out the wrinkles in the ornate altar cloth.
Every Sunday, the cather led the congregation in hymns of praise and worship.
