trevat (Meaning)
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trevat (n.)
A weaver's cutting instrument; for severing the loops of the pile threads of velvet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trevat
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trevat Sentence Examples
- The trevat tree's intricate bark provided a stunning natural tapestry.
- The trevat's roots extended deep into the earth, anchoring it firmly against the wind.
- Legends whispered of a lost civilization that built its homes from the durable trevat wood.
- A trevat branch cast a long shadow across the sunlit field, offering shelter from the midday heat.
- The trevat grove served as a sanctuary for endangered wildlife, its lush foliage providing both sustenance and protection.
- The medicinal properties of trevat leaves were renowned among traditional healers.
- Skilled artisans crafted exquisite carvings from trevat wood, capturing its natural beauty and resilience.
- The trevat's ability to withstand harsh conditions made it an ideal choice for shipbuilding.
- A solitary trevat tree stood sentinel over the desolate landscape, a testament to nature's enduring spirit.
- The trevat forest whispered secrets to those who ventured into its verdant depths, connecting them with the ancient and mysterious heart of nature.
FAQs About the word trevat
A weaver's cutting instrument; for severing the loops of the pile threads of velvet.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The trevat tree's intricate bark provided a stunning natural tapestry.
The trevat's roots extended deep into the earth, anchoring it firmly against the wind.
Legends whispered of a lost civilization that built its homes from the durable trevat wood.
A trevat branch cast a long shadow across the sunlit field, offering shelter from the midday heat.
