washermen (Meaning)
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washermen (pl.)
of Washerman
Synonyms & Antonyms of washermen
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washermen Sentence Examples
- The washermen pounded the clothes vigorously against the stones by the riverbank.
- Their weathered hands, calloused from years of washing, deftly guided the fabrics.
- The aroma of freshly washed and sun-dried clothes hung in the air around the washermen's village.
- The washermen were an integral part of the community, providing essential services for both the rich and the poor.
- They often worked in groups, sharing knowledge and skills while gossiping and singing.
- The ghats where the washermen worked were bustling with activity, as people came and went with their bundles of clothes.
- The washermen's profession was passed down from generation to generation, instilling in them a deep sense of pride and tradition.
- They used natural detergents, such as ash and soap nuts, to clean the clothes and preserve their vibrant colors.
- The washermen's children would often help with the lighter tasks, learning the trade at an early age.
- Despite the modernization of society, the washermen's services remain valued for their traditional techniques and attention to detail.
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The washermen pounded the clothes vigorously against the stones by the riverbank.
Their weathered hands, calloused from years of washing, deftly guided the fabrics.
The aroma of freshly washed and sun-dried clothes hung in the air around the washermen's village.
The washermen were an integral part of the community, providing essential services for both the rich and the poor.
