french door (Meaning)
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french door (n)
a light door with transparent or glazed panels extending the full length
Synonyms & Antonyms of french door
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french door Sentence Examples
- The French doors led from the living room to the serene garden.
- The ornate French doors allowed ample natural light to flood the dining room.
- With a gentle push, I opened the French doors to welcome the fresh morning breeze.
- The double French doors framed the picturesque view of the rolling hills.
- The intricate carvings on the French doors hinted at the historical significance of the building.
- The tall French doors provided an almost panoramic view of the cityscape.
- The French doors creaked slightly as I pushed them open, their aged patina adding charm.
- The French doors offered a glimpse into the vibrant street life below.
- I paused at the threshold of the French doors, admiring the sunlight filtering through the stained glass panels.
- The French doors were the perfect finishing touch to the elegant Victorian home.
FAQs About the word french door
a light door with transparent or glazed panels extending the full length
revolving door, trapdoor, lattice, double door, storm door, Dutch door,wicket, hatch, portal, portcullis
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The French doors led from the living room to the serene garden.
The ornate French doors allowed ample natural light to flood the dining room.
With a gentle push, I opened the French doors to welcome the fresh morning breeze.
The double French doors framed the picturesque view of the rolling hills.
