pentice (Meaning)
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pentice (n.)
A penthouse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pentice
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pentice Sentence Examples
- The pentice sheltered the entrance from the relentless rain.
- The medieval pentice provided passing travelers with a place of respite.
- The overhanging pentice cast a long shadow across the cobbled street.
- The weathered pentice creaked and groaned beneath the weight of the snow.
- The elaborate pentice adorned with intricate carvings enhanced the grandeur of the palace.
- The pentice was a common feature of medieval architecture, offering protection from the elements.
- The stone pentice had been carefully preserved over the centuries, a testament to its durability.
- The wooden pentice shook violently in the high winds, threatening to collapse.
- The pentice extended beyond the building's threshold, forming a sheltered walkway.
- The pentice played a crucial role in the town's economy, providing refuge for merchants and their wares.
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A penthouse.
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The pentice sheltered the entrance from the relentless rain.
The medieval pentice provided passing travelers with a place of respite.
The overhanging pentice cast a long shadow across the cobbled street.
The weathered pentice creaked and groaned beneath the weight of the snow.
