waifs Sentence Examples
- The dilapidated orphanage housed a group of forlorn waifs, their eyes filled with a longing for love.
- The war-torn city was a haven for waifs, orphaned children wandering the streets with nowhere to go.
- The ragged waifs slept on cardboard under a bridge, their stomachs rumbling with hunger.
- The wealthy socialite organized a charity ball to raise funds for the destitute waifs.
- The street urchin was a waif, abandoned by his parents and left to fend for himself.
- The waifs huddled together for warmth on a cold winter night, their tiny bodies shivering.
- The local church provided shelter and education to the waifs of the neighborhood.
- The compassionate doctor treated the waifs without expecting payment, offering them a glimmer of hope.
- The abandoned building became a sanctuary for the waifs, who found solace in their shared misery.
- The orphaned waifs clung to each other like lost souls, searching for a sense of belonging in a cruel world.
waifs Meaning
waifs
a homeless child, stolen goods thrown away by a thief in flight, something found without an owner and especially by chance, waft sense 4, an extremely thin and usually young woman, a stray person or animal, a piece of property (such as property washed up by the sea) found but unclaimed
Synonyms & Antonyms of waifs
FAQs About the word waifs
a homeless child, stolen goods thrown away by a thief in flight, something found without an owner and especially by chance, waft sense 4, an extremely thin and
tramps,beggars, hoboes, urchins, guttersnipes, vagrants, drifters, paupers, ragamuffins, indigents
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The dilapidated orphanage housed a group of forlorn waifs, their eyes filled with a longing for love.
The war-torn city was a haven for waifs, orphaned children wandering the streets with nowhere to go.
The ragged waifs slept on cardboard under a bridge, their stomachs rumbling with hunger.
The wealthy socialite organized a charity ball to raise funds for the destitute waifs.
