scoat Antonyms
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Meaning of scoat
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scoat (v. t.)
To prop; to scotch.
scoat Sentence Examples
- The scoat of land was a small, isolated plot surrounded by dense forest.
- The hikers stumbled upon a secluded scoat offering a breathtaking view.
- The scoat was carefully cultivated, with rows of vibrant flowers and fragrant herbs.
- The gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of honeysuckle through the scoat.
- Birds fluttered and sang amidst the wildflowers that adorned the scoat.
- The scoat served as a refuge for wildlife, providing shelter and sustenance.
- The farmer's scoat was renowned for its bountiful harvests of fresh produce.
- The labyrinthine paths of the scoat led explorers to hidden nooks and secret gardens.
- Artists found inspiration in the tranquility and beauty of the scoat.
- The community rallied together to preserve the scoat as a cherished green space.
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To prop; to scotch.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scoat of land was a small, isolated plot surrounded by dense forest.
The hikers stumbled upon a secluded scoat offering a breathtaking view.
The scoat was carefully cultivated, with rows of vibrant flowers and fragrant herbs.
The gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of honeysuckle through the scoat.
