sayda (Meaning)
Wordnet
sayda (n)
the main city of ancient Phoenicia
Synonyms & Antonyms of sayda
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sayda Sentence Examples
- As the captain barked orders, the sailors scurried about the deck, their voices creating a cacophony of sayda.
- The crowd was in a state of pandemonium, with people shouting and saying contradictory things.
- The old woman let out a piercing sayda as she realized she had lost her purse.
- The teacher's words were met with a chorus of sayda from the attentive students.
- The doctor's pronouncement was met with a hushed sayda of disbelief.
- The lovers whispered sweet saydas to each other, their voices carrying the weight of their affection.
- The child's innocent sayda brought a smile to the faces of those around her.
- The howling wind drowned out all other sayda, leaving a desolate silence.
- The sound of the crashing waves was a constant sayda, lulling the beachgoers to sleep.
- The politician's speech was filled with lofty sayda, promising a better future for all.
FAQs About the word sayda
the main city of ancient Phoenicia
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As the captain barked orders, the sailors scurried about the deck, their voices creating a cacophony of sayda.
The crowd was in a state of pandemonium, with people shouting and saying contradictory things.
The old woman let out a piercing sayda as she realized she had lost her purse.
The teacher's words were met with a chorus of sayda from the attentive students.
