threshwold (Meaning)
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threshwold (n.)
Threshold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of threshwold
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threshwold Sentence Examples
- The old woman stood on the threshold of her house, her eyes misty with memories.
- As I crossed the threshold of the ancient temple, a sense of awe washed over me.
- The boy hesitated at the threshold of puberty, torn between childhood and adolescence.
- The pain surged like a tidal wave, threatening to push me over the threshold of consciousness.
- The rising sun peeked over the horizon, casting a golden glow on the threshold of a new day.
- The athlete approached the threshold of exhaustion, his muscles screaming for respite.
- The threshold of patience cracked as the children's incessant chatter filled the room.
- The nurse carefully monitored the patient's condition, watching for any signs that they were approaching the threshold of recovery.
- The storm raged outside, threatening to break through the threshold of the house.
- The threshold of the unknown stretched out before me, promising both adventure and trepidation.
FAQs About the word threshwold
Threshold.
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The old woman stood on the threshold of her house, her eyes misty with memories.
As I crossed the threshold of the ancient temple, a sense of awe washed over me.
The boy hesitated at the threshold of puberty, torn between childhood and adolescence.
The pain surged like a tidal wave, threatening to push me over the threshold of consciousness.
