newsstand (Meaning)
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newsstand (n)
a stall where newspapers and other periodicals are sold
Synonyms & Antonyms of newsstand
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newsstand Sentence Examples
- The bustling newsstand was a hub of information, offering newspapers, magazines, and lottery tickets.
- As I approached the newsstand, the vibrant headlines caught my eye.
- The elderly vendor at the newsstand greeted me with a smile and offered me a fresh newspaper.
- The newsstand was a popular gathering spot for locals eager to catch up on the latest news.
- The newsstand's large display of tabloids catered to the gossipy crowd.
- During the morning rush hour, the newsstand was a lifeline for commuters seeking their daily dose of information.
- The newsstand had a charming vintage feel, with wooden shelves and a brass bell.
- The newsstand was a designated meeting point for friends and neighbors.
- The newsstand was an important part of the neighborhood, providing a vital service to the community.
- As I passed by the newsstand, I couldn't resist picking up a copy of my favorite magazine.
FAQs About the word newsstand
a stall where newspapers and other periodicals are sold
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bustling newsstand was a hub of information, offering newspapers, magazines, and lottery tickets.
As I approached the newsstand, the vibrant headlines caught my eye.
The elderly vendor at the newsstand greeted me with a smile and offered me a fresh newspaper.
The newsstand was a popular gathering spot for locals eager to catch up on the latest news.
