wynd (Meaning)
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wynd (n.)
A narrow lane or alley.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wynd
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wynd Sentence Examples
- The narrow wynd wound its way through the bustling city, leading to a hidden sanctuary.
- The cold winter wind howled through the deserted wynd, casting an eerie atmosphere.
- The wynd was a shortcut, a secret path known only to the locals.
- As the sun began to set, the shadows cast by the buildings elongated, darkening the wynd.
- The cobblestones of the wynd were worn and smooth, bearing the weight of countless footsteps.
- A stray cat darted across the wynd, its tail swishing behind it.
- A faint glimmer of light emanated from a doorway in the wynd, inviting exploration.
- The sound of footsteps approached from the end of the wynd, breaking the silence.
- A group of children played hide-and-seek in the wynd, their laughter echoing through the alleyway.
- The smell of freshly baked bread drifted from a bakery nestled in the corner of the wynd.
FAQs About the word wynd
A narrow lane or alley.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The narrow wynd wound its way through the bustling city, leading to a hidden sanctuary.
The cold winter wind howled through the deserted wynd, casting an eerie atmosphere.
The wynd was a shortcut, a secret path known only to the locals.
As the sun began to set, the shadows cast by the buildings elongated, darkening the wynd.
