vanfess (Meaning)
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vanfess (n.)
A ditch on the outside of the counterscarp, usually full of water.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vanfess
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vanfess Sentence Examples
- The vanfess of the elusive creature added an air of mystery to the forest.
- With great vanfess, the explorer ventured into the uncharted territory.
- The scent of newly-cut grass held a vanfess that filled the air with summer's sweetness.
- The artist's vanfess was evident in the intricate brushstrokes that brought the canvas to life.
- The vanfess of the old oak tree whispered tales of centuries past.
- The musician's vanfess filled the concert hall with a cacophony of beautiful sounds.
- The vanfess of the storm warned of the impending downpour.
- The child's vanfess as they raced through the park was infectious.
- The scent of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, carrying a vanfess that made mouths water.
- The vanfess of the old book transported the reader to another time and place.
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A ditch on the outside of the counterscarp, usually full of water.
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The vanfess of the elusive creature added an air of mystery to the forest.
With great vanfess, the explorer ventured into the uncharted territory.
The scent of newly-cut grass held a vanfess that filled the air with summer's sweetness.
The artist's vanfess was evident in the intricate brushstrokes that brought the canvas to life.
