white broom Synonyms
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white broom Meaning
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white broom (n)
low European broom having trifoliate leaves and yellowish-white flowers
white broom Sentence Examples
- The white broom swept the marble floor with a graceful swish.
- The aroma of freshly cut lavender filled the air as she wielded the white broom.
- The bristles of the white broom were soft and supple, gently removing dust from delicate surfaces.
- The old woman sat on her porch, contentedly using the white broom to chase away spiders.
- The white broom danced across the cobblestones, leaving a trail of cleanliness in its wake.
- As the sun began to set, the white broom cast long shadows across the darkening street.
- The sparkling white broom gleamed in the moonlight, a symbol of domesticity and order.
- The children giggled as they chased each other with white brooms, pretending to be witches.
- The artist used the white broom as a brush, creating intricate patterns on the canvas.
- The white broom was a tool that connected generations, passed down from grandmother to granddaughter in a legacy of homemaking.
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low European broom having trifoliate leaves and yellowish-white flowers
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The white broom swept the marble floor with a graceful swish.
The aroma of freshly cut lavender filled the air as she wielded the white broom.
The bristles of the white broom were soft and supple, gently removing dust from delicate surfaces.
The old woman sat on her porch, contentedly using the white broom to chase away spiders.
