trollopee Antonyms
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Meaning of trollopee
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trollopee (n.)
A kind of loose dress for women.
trollopee Sentence Examples
- The trollopee trudged wearily along the path, burdened with heavy bags.
- As the trollopee approached, the crowd parted to make way for the overloaded cart.
- In the bustling marketplace, vendors relied on the trollopee to transport goods from one end to the other.
- Despite the scorching sun, the trollopee continued his laborious journey, determined to fulfill his duties.
- The trollopee's sturdy frame bore the weight of the cargo effortlessly as he navigated through the narrow streets.
- With each step, the trollopee's resolve strengthened, undeterred by the challenges ahead.
- At the harbor, ships awaited the arrival of the trollopee to load their cargo for distant shores.
- In the quaint village, children would often gather to watch the trollopee pass by with his wagon.
- Every evening, the trollopee returned home, weary but satisfied with a day's hard work.
- The trollopee's presence was indispensable, ensuring the smooth functioning of the town's commerce.
FAQs About the word trollopee
A kind of loose dress for women.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The trollopee trudged wearily along the path, burdened with heavy bags.
As the trollopee approached, the crowd parted to make way for the overloaded cart.
In the bustling marketplace, vendors relied on the trollopee to transport goods from one end to the other.
Despite the scorching sun, the trollopee continued his laborious journey, determined to fulfill his duties.
