thatched (Meaning)

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thatched (imp. & p. p.)

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The quaint cottage was adorned with a charming thatched roof, lending it a rustic atmosphere.
The village elder's hut was a testament to traditional architecture, with its intricately thatched roof.
The warm glow of the setting sun illuminated the thatched dwellings, casting an ethereal glow over the scene.
The thatching process required deft hands and meticulous attention to detail, ensuring the roof's durability.
The ancient art of thatching had been passed down through generations, preserving cultural heritage.
The thatched churches dotting the countryside evoked a sense of timeless peace and spirituality.
The thatched gazebo provided shelter from the summer sun, inviting visitors to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The old barn's thatched roof had seen countless storms and seasons, standing resilient despite the passage of time.
The thatched hut on the remote island evoked a sense of isolation and tranquility.
The thatching festival celebrated the importance of this traditional craft and showcased the skill of local artisans.

of Thatch

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The quaint cottage was adorned with a charming thatched roof, lending it a rustic atmosphere.

The village elder's hut was a testament to traditional architecture, with its intricately thatched roof.

The warm glow of the setting sun illuminated the thatched dwellings, casting an ethereal glow over the scene.

The thatching process required deft hands and meticulous attention to detail, ensuring the roof's durability.