dunnish (Meaning)
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dunnish (a.)
Inclined to a dun color.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dunnish
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dunnish Sentence Examples
- The dunnish-colored horse stood out in the field of white and brown horses.
- The old woman sat in her dunnish rocking chair, knitting a sweater for her grandson.
- The dunnish clouds rolled in, bringing a much-needed rainstorm.
- The old man's face was dunnish and wrinkled, showing the wear and tear of a long life.
- The dunnish walls of the castle towered over the surrounding countryside.
- The dunnish cat slinked through the alley, its eyes glowing in the darkness.
- The dunnish fog drifted through the forest, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
- The dunnish cloak of the wizard billowed in the wind as he walked through the village.
- The dunnish mountains rose up in the distance, their peaks capped with snow.
- The dunnish-colored carpet matched the curtains in the living room perfectly.
FAQs About the word dunnish
Inclined to a dun color.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dunnish-colored horse stood out in the field of white and brown horses.
The old woman sat in her dunnish rocking chair, knitting a sweater for her grandson.
The dunnish clouds rolled in, bringing a much-needed rainstorm.
The old man's face was dunnish and wrinkled, showing the wear and tear of a long life.
