rincon Antonyms
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Meaning of rincon
Webster
rincon (n.)
An interior corner; a nook; hence, an angular recess or hollow bend in a mountain, river, cliff, or the like.
rincon Sentence Examples
- The quaint rincón in the secluded library provided a peaceful haven for readers.
- The cozy rincón offered a warm and inviting atmosphere for intimate conversations.
- In the crowded market, a small rincón was hidden away, offering respite from the bustling crowds.
- The rugged coastline formed numerous rincones, secluded coves ideal for adventurers.
- The ancient ruins contained a mysterious rincón rumored to house hidden treasures.
- The spacious living room had a cozy rincón perfect for curling up with a good book.
- The sprawling garden featured a secluded rincón adorned with vibrant flowers and a trickling fountain.
- The remote café boasted a secret rincón where locals gathered for private meetings.
- The sprawling mansion's grand ballroom had a secluded rincón intended for quiet reflection.
- The tranquil rincón by the babbling brook provided solace and tranquility for weary travelers.
FAQs About the word rincon
An interior corner; a nook; hence, an angular recess or hollow bend in a mountain, river, cliff, or the like.
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The quaint rincón in the secluded library provided a peaceful haven for readers.
The cozy rincón offered a warm and inviting atmosphere for intimate conversations.
In the crowded market, a small rincón was hidden away, offering respite from the bustling crowds.
The rugged coastline formed numerous rincones, secluded coves ideal for adventurers.
