mouchoir (Meaning)
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mouchoir (n.)
A handkerchief.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mouchoir
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mouchoir Sentence Examples
- She delicately dabbed her eyes with a soft mouchoir, trying to conceal her tears.
- The mouchoir, once pristine white, was now stained with the remnants of her heartache.
- He always carried a neatly folded mouchoir in his breast pocket, a symbol of his elegant demeanor.
- The wind whipped the mouchoir from her hand, sending it fluttering like a lost bird.
- The intricate embroidery on the mouchoir hinted at the skill and patience of its creator.
- He used the mouchoir to wipe the sweat from his brow, a testament to the sweltering heat.
- The mouchoir served as a gentle reminder of her absent lover, its scent lingering in the air.
- She discretely blew her nose into the mouchoir, hoping to hide the telltale signs of a cold.
- The mouchoir, a simple object, held a wealth of memories and emotions.
- She treasured the mouchoir as a keepsake, a precious reminder of a cherished moment.
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A handkerchief.
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She delicately dabbed her eyes with a soft mouchoir, trying to conceal her tears.
The mouchoir, once pristine white, was now stained with the remnants of her heartache.
He always carried a neatly folded mouchoir in his breast pocket, a symbol of his elegant demeanor.
The wind whipped the mouchoir from her hand, sending it fluttering like a lost bird.
