wood-sare (Meaning)
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wood-sare (n.)
A kind of froth seen on herbs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wood-sare
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wood-sare Sentence Examples
- The intricate wood-sare, woven with threads of gold, adorned the bride on her wedding day.
- The villagers used wood-sare to construct sturdy houses that withstood the harsh monsoon season.
- The wood-sare was a symbol of wealth and social status in ancient societies.
- The furniture craftsmen used fine wood-sare to create elegant tables, chairs, and cabinets.
- The wood-sare's durability and versatility made it an ideal material for building ships and other structures.
- The wood-sare's natural beauty and grain patterns were highly prized by artists who incorporated them into their carvings and sculptures.
- The wood-sare creaked and groaned as the old house settled on its foundations.
- The wood-sare from the forest was used to build the bridge that spanned the roaring river.
- The wood-sare was carefully sanded and polished to create a smooth and glossy finish.
- The wood-sare's warmth and inviting aroma filled the room with a sense of comfort and coziness.
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A kind of froth seen on herbs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate wood-sare, woven with threads of gold, adorned the bride on her wedding day.
The villagers used wood-sare to construct sturdy houses that withstood the harsh monsoon season.
The wood-sare was a symbol of wealth and social status in ancient societies.
The furniture craftsmen used fine wood-sare to create elegant tables, chairs, and cabinets.
