neathouse (Meaning)
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neathouse (n.)
A building for the shelter of neat cattle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neathouse
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neathouse Sentence Examples
- The ancient neathouse echoed with the whispers of forgotten rituals.
- Mary sought refuge from the storm in the abandoned neathouse, its walls offering a semblance of protection.
- The neathouse served as a meeting place for the enigmatic Order of the Crimson Rose.
- A sinister glow emanated from the neathouse, signaling the presence of malevolent spirits.
- The dim interior of the neathouse revealed a labyrinth of hidden passages and secret chambers.
- Legend held that the neathouse was cursed, and those who entered its threshold met an untimely demise.
- The old shepherd warned travelers to steer clear of the neathouse, for it was said to be the lair of a malevolent entity.
- The neathouse stood forlorn and dilapidated, its once-grand facade now crumbling into dust.
- Fear gripped the villagers as rumors spread that the neathouse was being haunted by the ghost of a murdered maiden.
- Despite its sinister reputation, the neathouse held an irresistible allure for the curious and the foolhardy.
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A building for the shelter of neat cattle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient neathouse echoed with the whispers of forgotten rituals.
Mary sought refuge from the storm in the abandoned neathouse, its walls offering a semblance of protection.
The neathouse served as a meeting place for the enigmatic Order of the Crimson Rose.
A sinister glow emanated from the neathouse, signaling the presence of malevolent spirits.
