tokin Synonyms
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tokin Meaning
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tokin (n.)
A tocsin.
tokin Sentence Examples
- The smoke from the burning incense filled the room with a sweet tokin.
- The scent of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the house, tantalizing the senses with its rich tokin.
- The campfire crackled merrily, sending a warm and smoky tokin into the night air.
- The tokin of burning leaves filled the autumn breeze with a nostalgic fragrance.
- The perfume she wore left a lingering tokin that lingered in the air long after she had gone.
- The tokin of freshly cut grass mingled with the scent of blooming flowers, creating a symphony of scents.
- The musty tokin of an old attic filled the space, evoking memories of forgotten times.
- The tokin of roasted garlic permeated the kitchen, signaling that a delicious meal was underway.
- The earthy tokin of rain-soaked soil filled the air after a summer shower.
- She could detect the subtle tokin of lavender in the fabric of the antique quilt.
FAQs About the word tokin
A tocsin.
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The smoke from the burning incense filled the room with a sweet tokin.
The scent of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the house, tantalizing the senses with its rich tokin.
The campfire crackled merrily, sending a warm and smoky tokin into the night air.
The tokin of burning leaves filled the autumn breeze with a nostalgic fragrance.
