sebs (Meaning)
Wordnet
sebs (n)
the compass point that is one point south of southeast
Synonyms & Antonyms of sebs
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sebs Sentence Examples
- The sebs were skilled craftsmen who built intricate boats and canoes.
- The sebs resided along the riverbanks, relying on fishing and trading for sustenance.
- The chief of the sebs welcomed us with open arms, showing us their traditional dance.
- The sebs' village was adorned with colorful tapestries and woven mats.
- The sebs were known for their hospitality, offering us food and shelter during our travels.
- The sebs' knowledge of the waterways was invaluable, as they guided us through dangerous rapids.
- The sebs' beliefs involved animism, honoring the spirits of the forest and animals.
- The sebs' customs included elaborate marriage ceremonies that lasted several days.
- The sebs were renowned for their storytelling abilities, passing down legends through generations.
- The sebs lived in harmony with their environment, respecting the delicate balance of nature.
FAQs About the word sebs
the compass point that is one point south of southeast
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sebs were skilled craftsmen who built intricate boats and canoes.
The sebs resided along the riverbanks, relying on fishing and trading for sustenance.
The chief of the sebs welcomed us with open arms, showing us their traditional dance.
The sebs' village was adorned with colorful tapestries and woven mats.
