french window (Meaning)
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french window (n)
a French door situated in an exterior wall of a building
Synonyms & Antonyms of french window
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french window Sentence Examples
- The living room boasted a majestic French window that flooded the space with natural light.
- Through the open French window, the gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of blooming lilies.
- The grand ballroom featured an array of French windows that offered panoramic views of the sprawling garden.
- The antique library was adorned with ornate French windows that let in golden sunlight.
- The cozy cottage had a charming French window that led out to a secluded porch.
- The stately mansion's façade was adorned with a row of elegant French windows.
- The hospital's patient rooms were equipped with French windows that provided a serene outdoor view.
- The French window in the dining room framed the picturesque landscape of rolling hills.
- The art gallery's French windows allowed visitors to admire the exhibits from a distance.
- The elegant French window cast a warm glow upon the grand staircase, creating an air of sophistication.
FAQs About the word french window
a French door situated in an exterior wall of a building
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No antonyms found.
The living room boasted a majestic French window that flooded the space with natural light.
Through the open French window, the gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of blooming lilies.
The grand ballroom featured an array of French windows that offered panoramic views of the sprawling garden.
The antique library was adorned with ornate French windows that let in golden sunlight.
