windowsill (Meaning)

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windowsill (n)

the sill of a window; the horizontal member at the bottom of the window frame

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The fragrant gardenia bloomed exuberantly on the windowsill, filling the room with its sweet scent.
The mottled cat perched contentedly on the windowsill, its tail twitching lazily as it observed the bustling street below.
As the sun began its golden descent, the windowsill reflected a warm glow, casting an ethereal ambiance over the room.
The neglected houseplant on the windowsill had withered from lack of attention, its leaves turning a sickly shade of brown.
I placed my favorite book on the windowsill, where I could easily retrieve it whenever inspiration struck.
The windowsill served as a makeshift bookshelf, supporting a collection of classic literature and historical novels.
The antique birdcage on the windowsill chirped merrily, its occupant a colorful canary with a melodious voice.
The morning mist clung to the windowsill like a delicate veil, obscuring the view of the distant hills.
The raindrops pattered rhythmically against the windowsill, creating a soothing white noise that lulled me to sleep.
As I gazed out the window, I noticed a small spider weaving its intricate web on the windowsill, a testament to the hidden wonders of nature.

the sill of a window; the horizontal member at the bottom of the window frame

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The fragrant gardenia bloomed exuberantly on the windowsill, filling the room with its sweet scent.

The mottled cat perched contentedly on the windowsill, its tail twitching lazily as it observed the bustling street below.

As the sun began its golden descent, the windowsill reflected a warm glow, casting an ethereal ambiance over the room.

The neglected houseplant on the windowsill had withered from lack of attention, its leaves turning a sickly shade of brown.