low-studded (Meaning)
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low-studded (a.)
Furnished or built with short studs; as, a low-studded house or room.
Synonyms & Antonyms of low-studded
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low-studded Sentence Examples
- The old cottage had charmingly low-studded ceilings that provided a cozy atmosphere.
- The basement of the stately home featured low-studded rooms that felt like intimate sanctuaries.
- The newly renovated apartment surprised visitors with its surprisingly low-studded ceilings that added a sense of privacy.
- The dimly lit tavern boasted low-studded beams and flickering candles, creating an enigmatic ambiance.
- The narrow corridors of the castle were low-studded, forcing visitors to duck their heads.
- The chapel's arched ceiling was deceptively high, contrasting sharply with its low-studded walls.
- The attic room was quaint and cozy, its low-studded roof creating a sense of seclusion.
- The low-studded living room of the Victorian townhouse invoked a sense of nostalgia and tranquility.
- The sprawling mansion's basement boasted low-studded wine cellars that stored centuries-old vintages.
- The low-studded ceilings in the village inn created a welcoming and intimate atmosphere for travelers.
FAQs About the word low-studded
Furnished or built with short studs; as, a low-studded house or room.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The old cottage had charmingly low-studded ceilings that provided a cozy atmosphere.
The basement of the stately home featured low-studded rooms that felt like intimate sanctuaries.
The newly renovated apartment surprised visitors with its surprisingly low-studded ceilings that added a sense of privacy.
The dimly lit tavern boasted low-studded beams and flickering candles, creating an enigmatic ambiance.
