forold (Meaning)
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forold (a.)
Very old.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forold
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forold Sentence Examples
- The ancient ruins evoked a sense of awe and wonder as visitors explored their timeworn grandeur.
- The elderly gentleman exuded a calm wisdom, his wrinkled face bearing witness to a life well-lived.
- The antiquated furniture in the mansion reflected the bygone era in which it had been crafted.
- The timeless beauty of the mountain range surpassed the fleeting trends of fashion.
- The age-old tradition of storytelling connected generations across the ages.
- The crumbling fortress stood as a testament to the passage of time and the ravages of war.
- The antique vase was a prized possession, its delicate porcelain whispering stories of a forgotten past.
- The aged sailor recounted tales of his adventures, his weather-beaten face etched with experience.
- The timeless teachings of the sages offered guidance and solace through the complexities of life.
- The ancient tree, its gnarled branches reaching towards the heavens, bore witness to countless seasons come and gone.
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Very old.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient ruins evoked a sense of awe and wonder as visitors explored their timeworn grandeur.
The elderly gentleman exuded a calm wisdom, his wrinkled face bearing witness to a life well-lived.
The antiquated furniture in the mansion reflected the bygone era in which it had been crafted.
The timeless beauty of the mountain range surpassed the fleeting trends of fashion.
