munting (Meaning)

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munting (n.)

Same as Mullion; -- especially used in joiner's work.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The intricate munting of the stained-glass window framed the vibrant hues of the biblical scene.
The munting of the Victorian conservatory allowed light to flood in, creating a warm and airy ambiance.
The munting in the balustrade at the palace was adorned with elegant scrollwork and floral motifs.
The munting of the hammock held the fabric taut, providing a comfortable and relaxing respite.
The munting of the antique mirror was tarnished with age, adding a touch of character to the heirloom.
The munting of the greenhouse allowed ample sunlight to reach the delicate plants within.
The munting of the French doors divided the room into distinct areas while still maintaining an open and airy feel.
The munting of the window panes in the cabin created a cozy and intimate atmosphere, as the twinkling stars outside peeked through.
The munting of the fishing net was tightly woven to ensure a secure catch.
The munting of the croquet hoops kept the wickets in place, ensuring a challenging game on the sprawling lawn.

Same as Mullion; -- especially used in joiner's work.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The intricate munting of the stained-glass window framed the vibrant hues of the biblical scene.

The munting of the Victorian conservatory allowed light to flood in, creating a warm and airy ambiance.

The munting in the balustrade at the palace was adorned with elegant scrollwork and floral motifs.

The munting of the hammock held the fabric taut, providing a comfortable and relaxing respite.