thatched roof (Meaning)
Wordnet
thatched roof (n)
a house roof made with a plant material (as straw)
Synonyms & Antonyms of thatched roof
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thatched roof Sentence Examples
- The cozy cottage nestled amidst the rolling hills boasted a charming thatched roof that gave it a rustic allure.
- The ancient church, a testament to time's passage, had a crumbling thatched roof that whispered tales of centuries past.
- The quaint village was dotted with houses adorned with traditional thatched roofs, creating a picturesque tableau.
- As the storm raged, the thatched roof creaked and swayed, but miraculously remained intact.
- The villagers worked together to repair the damaged thatched roof, preserving their cultural heritage.
- The young boy watched in awe as the skilled Thatcher expertly replaced the weathered shingles on the roof.
- The thatched roof of the barn provided shelter for the animals during the cold winter months.
- The bed and breakfast had a romantic charm, with its rooms featuring cozy fireplaces and thatched ceilings.
- The island resort offered thatched-roof bungalows nestled along the pristine beach.
- The thatched roof of the ancient temple had become a symbol of the community's reverence for their ancestors.
FAQs About the word thatched roof
a house roof made with a plant material (as straw)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cozy cottage nestled amidst the rolling hills boasted a charming thatched roof that gave it a rustic allure.
The ancient church, a testament to time's passage, had a crumbling thatched roof that whispered tales of centuries past.
The quaint village was dotted with houses adorned with traditional thatched roofs, creating a picturesque tableau.
As the storm raged, the thatched roof creaked and swayed, but miraculously remained intact.
