choultry (Meaning)

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choultry (n.)

See Choltry.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The weary travelers found refuge in the choultry, grateful for a place to rest after a long journey.
The ancient choultry stood as a testament to hospitality, offering shelter to pilgrims for centuries.
In rural areas, the choultry serves as a vital stopover for those traversing remote regions.
Many tales and legends are woven around the history of the choultry, adding to its mystique.
The choultry was bustling with activity as visitors from distant lands converged for a cultural festival.
Despite its age, the choultry has been meticulously maintained, preserving its architectural grandeur.
Local volunteers often manage the affairs of the choultry, ensuring it remains a haven for travelers.
During monsoon season, the choultry becomes a sanctuary for those caught in inclement weather.
The serene ambiance of the choultry provides solace to weary souls seeking respite from life's chaos.
Generations of families have contributed to the upkeep of the choultry, recognizing its significance in their community's history.

See Choltry.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The weary travelers found refuge in the choultry, grateful for a place to rest after a long journey.

The ancient choultry stood as a testament to hospitality, offering shelter to pilgrims for centuries.

In rural areas, the choultry serves as a vital stopover for those traversing remote regions.

Many tales and legends are woven around the history of the choultry, adding to its mystique.