towery (Meaning)
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towery (a.)
Having towers; adorned or defended by towers.
Synonyms & Antonyms of towery
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towery Sentence Examples
- The imposing towery castle stood majestically atop the desolate hill.
- The intricate spires and towery pinnacles of the cathedral pierced the heavens.
- The sprawling metropolis boasted towering skyscrapers that reached into the clouds.
- The wind howled through the towery treetops, creating an eerie symphony.
- The towering mountains rose like giant monoliths, their peaks obscured by clouds.
- The ancient towery ruins whispered tales of a bygone era.
- The towery lighthouse stood as a beacon of hope for weary mariners.
- The towery mushroom cloud billowed into the atmosphere after the nuclear explosion.
- The towery icebergs drifted through the icy waters, their sheer magnitude humbling.
- The towery inferno consumed the building, reducing it to a smoldering ruin.
FAQs About the word towery
Having towers; adorned or defended by towers.
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The imposing towery castle stood majestically atop the desolate hill.
The intricate spires and towery pinnacles of the cathedral pierced the heavens.
The sprawling metropolis boasted towering skyscrapers that reached into the clouds.
The wind howled through the towery treetops, creating an eerie symphony.
