quair (Meaning)
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quair (n.)
A quire; a book.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quair
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
quair Sentence Examples
- The antiquarian pored over the ancient quair, its pages yellowed with age.
- The bard penned his epic tale in a leather-bound quair, its words flowing like a river.
- The scholar preserved the quair in a climate-controlled vault, safeguarding its precious knowledge.
- The librarian cataloged the quair, adding it to the vast repository of written history.
- The student skimmed the quair, searching for a specific passage to support her thesis.
- The bibliophile cherished the quair as a rare and valuable artifact.
- The museum curator displayed the quair in a glass case, protecting it from the ravages of time.
- The artist illustrated the quair with vibrant paintings, bringing the written words to life.
- The historian consulted the quair to piece together the intricate events of the past.
- The writer used the quair as inspiration for his own literary works, drawing upon its ancient wisdom.
FAQs About the word quair
A quire; a book.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The antiquarian pored over the ancient quair, its pages yellowed with age.
The bard penned his epic tale in a leather-bound quair, its words flowing like a river.
The scholar preserved the quair in a climate-controlled vault, safeguarding its precious knowledge.
The librarian cataloged the quair, adding it to the vast repository of written history.
