clothes tree (Meaning)
Wordnet
clothes tree (n)
an upright pole with pegs or hooks on which to hang clothing
Synonyms & Antonyms of clothes tree
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clothes tree Sentence Examples
- The entryway was adorned with a vintage clothes tree, offering a convenient spot to hang coats and hats.
- They installed a modern clothes tree in the bedroom to serve as a stylish alternative to a traditional closet.
- The children's room had a whimsical clothes tree decorated with colorful hooks for hanging backpacks and jackets.
- The antique clothes tree had ornate carvings and brass hooks, adding elegance to the hallway.
- She draped her scarf over one of the branches of the clothes tree before heading out the door.
- The clothes tree stood tall and sturdy, providing ample space to hang garments without taking up much floor space.
- They placed a small clothes tree in the nursery to organize baby clothes and accessories.
- The clothes tree in the mudroom was equipped with a built-in umbrella stand for rainy days.
- He leaned his guitar against the clothes tree while he shed his jacket and shoes upon returning home.
- She hung her apron on a hook of the clothes tree after finishing her baking session in the kitchen.
FAQs About the word clothes tree
an upright pole with pegs or hooks on which to hang clothing
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The entryway was adorned with a vintage clothes tree, offering a convenient spot to hang coats and hats.
They installed a modern clothes tree in the bedroom to serve as a stylish alternative to a traditional closet.
The children's room had a whimsical clothes tree decorated with colorful hooks for hanging backpacks and jackets.
The antique clothes tree had ornate carvings and brass hooks, adding elegance to the hallway.
