reim Antonyms
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Meaning of reim
Webster
reim (n.)
A strip of oxhide, deprived of hair, and rendered pliable, -- used for twisting into ropes, etc.
reim Sentence Examples
- The reim of the ancient church was a central gathering space.
- The traveler stumbled upon a remote reim nestled amidst towering mountains.
- The villagers erected a temporary reim to shelter pilgrims during the festival.
- The reim's towering walls echoed with the sounds of fervent prayers.
- The priest delivered a moving sermon in the grand reim, inspiring reverence and awe.
- The reim's stained-glass windows cast vibrant hues upon the congregation below.
- The reim's acoustics were renowned, allowing musicians' harmonies to soar through the vast space.
- The reim became a beacon of hope and comfort during times of adversity.
- The reim's intricate carvings depicted biblical scenes, inviting contemplation and wonder.
- The reim stood as a testament to the faith and devotion of the generations that came before.
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A strip of oxhide, deprived of hair, and rendered pliable, -- used for twisting into ropes, etc.
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The reim of the ancient church was a central gathering space.
The traveler stumbled upon a remote reim nestled amidst towering mountains.
The villagers erected a temporary reim to shelter pilgrims during the festival.
The reim's towering walls echoed with the sounds of fervent prayers.
