ukulele Antonyms
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Meaning of ukulele
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ukulele (n)
a small guitar having four strings
ukulele Sentence Examples
- The soft strumming of the ukulele filled the room with a tranquil melody.
- I picked up the ukulele and fumbled with its nylon strings, eager to learn its cheerful tunes.
- The campfire crackled as we sang along to the strumming of the ukulele, its cheerful notes echoing through the night.
- The ukulele's portable size made it the perfect companion for beachside jams and park picnics.
- The intricate fretwork on the ukulele's neck added a touch of elegance to its humble appearance.
- Children gathered around the teacher, their small hands reaching for the ukuleles, ready to embark on a musical adventure.
- The ukulele's versatility allowed me to play a wide range of genres, from traditional Hawaiian to modern pop.
- The ukulele's sweet sound brought joy to listeners of all ages, creating a cheerful and welcoming atmosphere.
- I spent countless hours practicing my ukulele, my fingers dancing across its strings, striving to master its cheerful melodies.
- The ukulele's cheerful notes lifted my spirits and helped me navigate the challenges of life, bringing a ray of sunshine to cloudy days.
FAQs About the word ukulele
a small guitar having four strings
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The soft strumming of the ukulele filled the room with a tranquil melody.
I picked up the ukulele and fumbled with its nylon strings, eager to learn its cheerful tunes.
The campfire crackled as we sang along to the strumming of the ukulele, its cheerful notes echoing through the night.
The ukulele's portable size made it the perfect companion for beachside jams and park picnics.
