noonstead (Meaning)
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noonstead (n.)
The position of the sun at noon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of noonstead
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noonstead Sentence Examples
- In the noonstead's radiant glow, the farmers toiled tirelessly in the fields.
- The noonstead heat shimmered on the asphalt, creating a shimmering mirage.
- As the noonstead approached, the streets emptied, offering respite from the blistering sun.
- The children reveled in the noonstead's warmth, splashing in the nearby stream.
- The scent of blooming flowers permeated the air during the noonstead, a sweet and intoxicating fragrance.
- The noonstead sun cast long shadows across the ancient ruins, revealing their hidden secrets.
- In the noonstead's silence, the rhythmic sound of crickets filled the air.
- The noonstead clouds resembled fluffy cotton balls floating lazily in the bright blue sky.
- As the noonstead faded into afternoon, the golden hues cast an ethereal glow upon the landscape.
- The noonstead was a time for reflection and contemplation, when the world paused for a moment's rest.
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The position of the sun at noon.
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In the noonstead's radiant glow, the farmers toiled tirelessly in the fields.
The noonstead heat shimmered on the asphalt, creating a shimmering mirage.
As the noonstead approached, the streets emptied, offering respite from the blistering sun.
The children reveled in the noonstead's warmth, splashing in the nearby stream.
