gowan (Meaning)
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gowan (n.)
The daisy, or mountain daisy.
Decomposed granite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gowan
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gowan Sentence Examples
- The meadow was ablaze with vibrant poppies and cheerful gowans.
- The child picked a handful of gowans and presented them to his mother.
- The gowans swayed gently in the warm summer breeze.
- The garden was a tapestry of colors, with gowans, daisies, and tulips blooming in abundance.
- The gowans were a symbol of hope and renewal in the bleakest of times.
- The photographer captured the ethereal beauty of the gowans, their delicate petals shimmering in the sunlight.
- The gowans added a touch of whimsy to the otherwise formal garden.
- The gowans were the favorite flower of the poet, who wrote sonnets about their beauty.
- The gowans were a reminder that even in the most mundane of places, there is always a glimmer of nature's magic.
- The gowans represented the innocence and purity of childhood.
FAQs About the word gowan
The daisy, or mountain daisy., Decomposed granite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The meadow was ablaze with vibrant poppies and cheerful gowans.
The child picked a handful of gowans and presented them to his mother.
The gowans swayed gently in the warm summer breeze.
The garden was a tapestry of colors, with gowans, daisies, and tulips blooming in abundance.
