lamppost (Meaning)
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lamppost (n)
a metal post supporting an outdoor lamp (such as a streetlight)
Synonyms & Antonyms of lamppost
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lamppost Sentence Examples
- The tall lamppost stood like a beacon in the darkness, illuminating the street with a warm glow.
- As the sun set, the lampposts along the promenade sprang to life, casting a soft light over the cobblestone walkway.
- The vintage lamppost outside the old library added a touch of charm to the historic building.
- The flickering light of the lamppost cast long shadows on the sidewalk, creating an eerie atmosphere.
- The bird's nest atop the lamppost was a testament to the enduring resilience of nature amidst the bustle of city life.
- The lamppost served as a convenient meeting point for friends and lovers, who would gather beneath its warm glow to share stories and laughter.
- The streetlamps along the highway stretched out like a luminous ribbon, guiding travelers through the night.
- The broken lamppost stood as a testament to the destructive power of a recent storm.
- The ornate lampposts in the park were a popular spot for tourists to take pictures, capturing the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
- The solar-powered lamppost provided light to a remote village, transforming the darkness into a welcoming space.
FAQs About the word lamppost
a metal post supporting an outdoor lamp (such as a streetlight)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tall lamppost stood like a beacon in the darkness, illuminating the street with a warm glow.
As the sun set, the lampposts along the promenade sprang to life, casting a soft light over the cobblestone walkway.
The vintage lamppost outside the old library added a touch of charm to the historic building.
The flickering light of the lamppost cast long shadows on the sidewalk, creating an eerie atmosphere.
