urchon (Meaning)
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urchon (n.)
The urchin, or hedgehog.
Synonyms & Antonyms of urchon
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urchon Sentence Examples
- The mischievous urchon deftly pilfered a sweet treat from the unsuspecting vendor.
- The dilapidated urchon wandered the city streets, his eyes filled with longing and sorrow.
- The feral urchon possessed a cunning intelligence that belied his tender age.
- The urchon's ragged clothes and unkempt hair spoke of his impoverished existence.
- The wealthy businessman was moved by the plight of the starving urchon and offered him assistance.
- The urchon's nimble fingers expertly untied the intricate knot that bound him.
- The urchon's laughter was like the tinkling of bells, bringing joy to the otherwise somber alleyway.
- The urchon displayed a remarkable talent for storytelling, mesmerizing his listeners with tales of adventure.
- The urchon's resilience was tested when he was forced to beg for food on the unforgiving streets.
- The urchon's presence in the opulent palace was an anomaly, a reminder of the poverty that existed beyond its gilded walls.
FAQs About the word urchon
The urchin, or hedgehog.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mischievous urchon deftly pilfered a sweet treat from the unsuspecting vendor.
The dilapidated urchon wandered the city streets, his eyes filled with longing and sorrow.
The feral urchon possessed a cunning intelligence that belied his tender age.
The urchon's ragged clothes and unkempt hair spoke of his impoverished existence.
