fand (Meaning)
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fand ()
imp. of Find.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fand
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fand Sentence Examples
- Emily had a peculiar fondness for whimsical accessories, and her collection of eclectic hats was a testament to that.
- The band's music was such a fand that the audience couldn't help but tap their feet and sway along to the rhythm.
- We could hear the faint fand of jazz music coming from the nearby restaurant, its inviting melody drawing us closer.
- The old-fashioned fan was a beautiful object, its intricately carved wooden frame and delicate silk covering a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
- The scent of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, a tantalizing fand that teased our nostrils and made our mouths water.
- The fand of the waves crashing against the shore was a lullaby that soothed our souls and eased our worries.
- The young boy sat on the porch, his eyes glued to the pages of his favorite book, his imagination fanned by the tales of adventure and mystery.
- The politician's words were a carefully crafted fand of sweet promises and grandiose visions, designed to sway the hearts of the electorate.
- The cool breeze carried the fand of wildflowers from the meadow, a delightful reminder of the beauty that nature had to offer.
- The laughter of children filled the park, a joyous fand that echoed through the trees and spread cheer to all who heard it.
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imp. of Find.
No synonyms found.
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Emily had a peculiar fondness for whimsical accessories, and her collection of eclectic hats was a testament to that.
The band's music was such a fand that the audience couldn't help but tap their feet and sway along to the rhythm.
We could hear the faint fand of jazz music coming from the nearby restaurant, its inviting melody drawing us closer.
The old-fashioned fan was a beautiful object, its intricately carved wooden frame and delicate silk covering a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
