olde worlde (Meaning)
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olde worlde (s)
attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic)
Synonyms & Antonyms of olde worlde
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olde worlde Sentence Examples
- The olde worlde charm of the cobblestone streets and gas lamps transported me back in time.
- The inn exuded an olde worlde atmosphere with its low beams and crackling fireplace.
- The village market was a bustling hub of olde worlde traditions, selling handmade crafts and fresh produce.
- The castle's olde worlde grandeur had weathered centuries of storms and battles.
- The library's olde worlde scent of musty books and polished wood filled the air.
- The garden's olde worlde design featured manicured hedges and blooming roses.
- The museum showcased olde worlde artifacts that provided a glimpse into the past.
- The manor's olde worlde tapestries depicted scenes of medieval life.
- The church's olde worlde stained-glass windows cast colorful hues upon the ancient pews.
- The olde worlde ambiance of the teahouse made it the perfect spot for a leisurely afternoon.
FAQs About the word olde worlde
attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic)
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No antonyms found.
The olde worlde charm of the cobblestone streets and gas lamps transported me back in time.
The inn exuded an olde worlde atmosphere with its low beams and crackling fireplace.
The village market was a bustling hub of olde worlde traditions, selling handmade crafts and fresh produce.
The castle's olde worlde grandeur had weathered centuries of storms and battles.
