church mouse (Meaning)

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church mouse (n)

a fictional mouse created by Lewis Carroll

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The church mouse scurried quietly along the wooden pews, seeking shelter from the cold.
With its tiny whiskers twitching, the church mouse darted into a hidden corner, away from prying eyes.
The old church was home to a colony of church mice, who had made their nests in the nooks and crannies.
The church mouse nibbled on crumbs left behind by parishioners, surviving on meager scraps.
Despite their humble existence, the church mice brought a sense of life and vitality to the ancient building.
The church mouse watched with curiosity as the choir rehearsed, its keen ears picking up the melodies of the hymns.
With gentle hands, the caretaker placed a bowl of water and a morsel of bread for the church mouse to enjoy.
In the silence of the night, the church mouse ventured out to explore the sanctuary, its small feet padding softly on the cold stone floor.
The presence of the church mouse was a reminder of the interconnectedness of all creatures, great and small.
As dawn broke, the church mouse retreated to its hiding place, content in the peaceful solitude of the sacred space.

a fictional mouse created by Lewis Carroll

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The church mouse scurried quietly along the wooden pews, seeking shelter from the cold.

With its tiny whiskers twitching, the church mouse darted into a hidden corner, away from prying eyes.

The old church was home to a colony of church mice, who had made their nests in the nooks and crannies.

The church mouse nibbled on crumbs left behind by parishioners, surviving on meager scraps.