vill (Meaning)
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vill (n.)
A small collection of houses; a village.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vill
vill Sentence Examples
- The quaint vill nestled in the rolling hills exuded a sense of tranquility.
- The inhabitants of the vill were known for their communal spirit and hospitality.
- The vill's whitewashed houses and cobblestone streets created a picture-perfect scene.
- The vill's elder was a wise and respected figure who guided the community.
- The harvest festival was a grand event celebrated with feasts and dancing throughout the vill.
- The vill's blacksmith crafted exquisite works of art, renowned for their intricate designs.
- The vill's tavern was a lively gathering place where locals and travelers alike shared stories and laughter.
- The vill was built upon a hill, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
- The vill's church was a beacon of faith and a place of respite for the devout.
- As the sun set, the vill's houses glowed with a warm, inviting light, creating an idyllic atmosphere.
FAQs About the word vill
A small collection of houses; a village.
village, bourg,hamlet,townlet, Podunk, whistle-stop, cow town, outpost
No antonyms found.
The quaint vill nestled in the rolling hills exuded a sense of tranquility.
The inhabitants of the vill were known for their communal spirit and hospitality.
The vill's whitewashed houses and cobblestone streets created a picture-perfect scene.
The vill's elder was a wise and respected figure who guided the community.
