harboring (Meaning)

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harboring (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Harbor

The dilapidated house harbored a colony of mice, their squeaks echoing through the empty halls.
The riverbank harbored a secret cave, its entrance concealed by dense vegetation.
The antique cabinet harbored a collection of priceless heirlooms, its drawers whispering tales of the past.
The forest harbored a legend of a hidden treasure, its whereabouts lost to time.
The haunted mansion harbored a malevolent presence, its walls pulsating with an eerie glow.
The government suspected that the rebel group was harboring weapons in a remote mountain camp.
The old granary harbored a sizeable amount of grain, enough to feed the village through the winter.
The abandoned warehouse harbored a group of vagrants, seeking shelter from the relentless rain.
The old man's cluttered attic harbored a lifetime of memories, each object telling a poignant story.
The town harbor harbored a fleet of fishing boats, their sails billowing in the morning breeze.

of Harbor

having, holding, fostering, cultivating, bearing, maintaining, holding on to, entertaining, keeping, carrying

declining, disregarding, dropping, overlooking, overlooking, denying,ignoring, neglecting, refusing, forgetting

The dilapidated house harbored a colony of mice, their squeaks echoing through the empty halls.

The riverbank harbored a secret cave, its entrance concealed by dense vegetation.

The antique cabinet harbored a collection of priceless heirlooms, its drawers whispering tales of the past.

The forest harbored a legend of a hidden treasure, its whereabouts lost to time.