lochan (Meaning)
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lochan (n.)
A small lake; a pond.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lochan
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lochan Sentence Examples
- The lochan glistened like a tiny mirror, reflecting the golden rays of the setting sun.
- The ancient temple housed a sacred lochan believed to possess mystical powers.
- The lochan's crystalline waters shimmered like a thousand tiny stars, creating an ethereal aura.
- The poet's eyes were filled with a lochan of unshed tears, a testament to his heartbreak.
- As the storm raged on, the lochan became a torrent of furious white water, threatening to engulf the surrounding land.
- The child peered into the lochan, transfixed by the tiny creatures swimming beneath its surface.
- The lochan served as a sanctuary for rare and endangered species, its pristine waters supporting a thriving ecosystem.
- The photographer captured a breathtaking image of the lochan at dawn, its pink hues casting a surreal glow on the surrounding landscape.
- The lochan's tranquility was shattered by the sudden arrival of a flock of raucous birds.
- Legends spoke of a mythical creature that dwelled in the depths of the lochan, guarding its secrets from the outside world.
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A small lake; a pond.
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The lochan glistened like a tiny mirror, reflecting the golden rays of the setting sun.
The ancient temple housed a sacred lochan believed to possess mystical powers.
The lochan's crystalline waters shimmered like a thousand tiny stars, creating an ethereal aura.
The poet's eyes were filled with a lochan of unshed tears, a testament to his heartbreak.
