merestead (Meaning)
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merestead (n.)
The land within the boundaries of a farm; a farmstead or farm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of merestead
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merestead Sentence Examples
- The ancient merestead, once a bustling village, now lay abandoned and overgrown.
- Pilgrims sought solace at the humble merestead, offering prayers and seeking guidance.
- The secluded merestead was a sanctuary for weary travelers seeking respite from the harsh wilderness.
- Generations had lived and worked in the sprawling merestead, their history etched into its walls.
- The verdant meadows surrounding the merestead grazed cattle and provided sustenance for its inhabitants.
- The merestead's once-bustling market square now stood empty, its cobblestones covered in moss.
- As the sun began its descent, the merestead cast long shadows across the surrounding countryside.
- The abandoned merestead became a haven for wildlife, with rabbits and foxes wandering its deserted streets.
- Legends whispered of a hidden treasure buried beneath the merestead, enticing adventurers to its ancient ruins.
- The crumbling remains of the merestead served as a poignant reminder of the passage of time and the transience of human settlements.
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The land within the boundaries of a farm; a farmstead or farm.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient merestead, once a bustling village, now lay abandoned and overgrown.
Pilgrims sought solace at the humble merestead, offering prayers and seeking guidance.
The secluded merestead was a sanctuary for weary travelers seeking respite from the harsh wilderness.
Generations had lived and worked in the sprawling merestead, their history etched into its walls.
