millrynd Antonyms
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Meaning of millrynd
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millrynd (n.)
A figure supposed to represent the iron which holds a millstone by being set into its center.
millrynd Sentence Examples
- The millrynd's soothing spin created a hypnotic atmosphere in the weaving room.
- With dexterous fingers, the artisan guided the threads through the intricate millrynd.
- The rhythmic clacking of the millrynd filled the mill with a symphony of industry.
- The fine silk threads glimmered as they twirled through the millrynd, creating a delicate fabric.
- The miller's burly hands turned the millrynd with effortless power, grinding wheat into flour.
- The sound of the millrynd echoed through the valley, a testament to the village's centuries-old tradition.
- The millrynd groaned under the weight of the grain, its gears protesting with a metallic chorus.
- The apprentice watched in awe as the master weaver used the millrynd to create intricate patterns on the loom.
- The millrynd was a symbol of progress in the small town, bringing prosperity to its inhabitants.
- The old millrynd stood silent and forgotten, a relic of a bygone era where craftsmanship ruled.
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A figure supposed to represent the iron which holds a millstone by being set into its center.
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The millrynd's soothing spin created a hypnotic atmosphere in the weaving room.
With dexterous fingers, the artisan guided the threads through the intricate millrynd.
The rhythmic clacking of the millrynd filled the mill with a symphony of industry.
The fine silk threads glimmered as they twirled through the millrynd, creating a delicate fabric.
