maundril (Meaning)
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maundril (n.)
A pick with two prongs, to pry with.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maundril
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maundril Sentence Examples
- Sir John Maundril's account of his travels in the Levant captivated 17th-century readers.
- Maundril's meticulous observations provided valuable insights into the customs and rituals of the Middle East.
- The maundril's detailed descriptions of Jerusalem's sacred sites remain influential today.
- Maundril's journey through Lebanon provided him with an opportunity to witness the region's natural wonders.
- The maundril's vivid portrayal of Damascus gave European audiences a taste of the city's vibrant atmosphere.
- Maundril's encounters with local people shaped his understanding of the diverse cultures of the Middle East.
- The maundril's writings helped to dispel misconceptions and promote a more accurate view of the region.
- Maundril's legacy as a respected travel writer endures centuries after his death.
- The maundril's ability to capture the essence of unfamiliar places made his works both informative and engaging.
- Maundril's account remains a valuable resource for scholars and historians studying the Middle East in the 17th century.
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A pick with two prongs, to pry with.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sir John Maundril's account of his travels in the Levant captivated 17th-century readers.
Maundril's meticulous observations provided valuable insights into the customs and rituals of the Middle East.
The maundril's detailed descriptions of Jerusalem's sacred sites remain influential today.
Maundril's journey through Lebanon provided him with an opportunity to witness the region's natural wonders.
