weekwam (Meaning)
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weekwam (n.)
See Wigwam.
Synonyms & Antonyms of weekwam
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weekwam Sentence Examples
- The Native American weekwam stood tall and majestic in the heart of the village.
- The exterior of the weekwam was adorned with intricate tribal designs.
- Inside the weekwam, the warm glow of the fire illuminated the faces of gathered family members.
- The weekwam provided shelter and warmth from the harsh elements of the Northern Plains.
- The sacred weekwam was used for ceremonies and rituals that connected the tribe to its ancestors.
- The conical structure of the weekwam allowed for maximum airflow and ventilation.
- The weekwam served as a community meeting place, where elders shared stories and traditions.
- The weekwam was a symbol of unity and belonging for the Native American tribe.
- The materials used to construct the weekwam, such as buffalo hide and birch bark, were readily available in the surrounding environment.
- The weekwam played a vital role in preserving the cultural heritage and identity of the Native American people.
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The Native American weekwam stood tall and majestic in the heart of the village.
The exterior of the weekwam was adorned with intricate tribal designs.
Inside the weekwam, the warm glow of the fire illuminated the faces of gathered family members.
The weekwam provided shelter and warmth from the harsh elements of the Northern Plains.
