plancher Antonyms
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Meaning of plancher
Webster
plancher (n.)
A floor of wood; also, a plank.
The under side of a cornice; a soffit.
Webster
plancher (v. t.)
To form of planks.
plancher Sentence Examples
- The old house had a beautiful wooden plancher that creaked at every step.
- The engineers designed a reinforced concrete plancher to support the heavy machinery.
- The dancers gracefully glided across the polished plancher of the ballroom.
- The carpenter carefully sanded and stained the plancher to give it a rich finish.
- The attic storage area was accessible through a trapdoor in the plancher.
- The inspectors discovered a hidden compartment under the plancher of the mansion.
- The earthquake caused the plancher of the building to collapse, trapping people inside.
- The new skyscraper featured a glass-bottomed plancher offering breathtaking views of the city below.
- The architect specified a marble plancher for the entrance hall to create a luxurious ambiance.
- The plancher of the stage was covered in a thick layer of velvet to absorb sound and provide a soft landing for performers.
FAQs About the word plancher
A floor of wood; also, a plank., The under side of a cornice; a soffit., To form of planks.
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The old house had a beautiful wooden plancher that creaked at every step.
The engineers designed a reinforced concrete plancher to support the heavy machinery.
The dancers gracefully glided across the polished plancher of the ballroom.
The carpenter carefully sanded and stained the plancher to give it a rich finish.
