hulch (Meaning)
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hulch (n.)
A hunch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hulch
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hulch Sentence Examples
- The hulch of the old abandoned house loomed over the empty lot, its windows boarded up.
- The hulch of the sunken ship lay at the bottom of the ocean, a silent reminder of its tragic fate.
- The towering hulch of the skyscraper dominated the city skyline, a testament to human ambition.
- The hulch of the fallen tree lay across the path, blocking the way.
- The hulch of the injured hiker was carried down the mountain on a stretcher.
- The hulch of the circus tent billowed in the wind, inviting spectators to enter.
- The hulch of the old statue stood in the town square, a symbol of its rich history.
- The hulch of the abandoned car rusting by the side of the road was a reminder of the passage of time.
- The hulch of the ancient temple towered over the surrounding landscape, a testament to the skill of its builders.
- The hulch of the giant sequoia tree stood as a symbol of the resilience and beauty of the natural world.
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A hunch.
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The hulch of the old abandoned house loomed over the empty lot, its windows boarded up.
The hulch of the sunken ship lay at the bottom of the ocean, a silent reminder of its tragic fate.
The towering hulch of the skyscraper dominated the city skyline, a testament to human ambition.
The hulch of the fallen tree lay across the path, blocking the way.
