whitethorn Synonyms
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whitethorn Meaning
Wordnet
whitethorn (n)
thorny Eurasian shrub of small tree having dense clusters of white to scarlet flowers followed by deep red berries; established as an escape in eastern North America
Webster
whitethorn (n.)
The hawthorn.
whitethorn Sentence Examples
- The whitethorn hedge billowed like a frothy cloud along the field's edge.
- Amidst the verdant undergrowth, the slender whitethorn stood as a ghostly sentinel.
- The hawthorn's whitethorn flowers perfumed the meadow with their sweet, alluring scent.
- Legends told of the whitethorn's magical properties, protecting homes from evil spirits.
- In ancient folklore, whitethorn wands were believed to possess the power to heal and ward off harm.
- The whitethorn's dense thicket provided a secluded haven for nesting birds.
- The interwoven branches of the whitethorn formed an impenetrable labyrinth.
- The whitethorn's thorns served as a warning to unwelcome trespassers.
- The gnarled whitethorn tree bore witness to countless seasons that had passed.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the whitethorn's silhouette cast long, eerie shadows across the twilight landscape.
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thorny Eurasian shrub of small tree having dense clusters of white to scarlet flowers followed by deep red berries; established as an escape in eastern North Am
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The whitethorn hedge billowed like a frothy cloud along the field's edge.
Amidst the verdant undergrowth, the slender whitethorn stood as a ghostly sentinel.
The hawthorn's whitethorn flowers perfumed the meadow with their sweet, alluring scent.
Legends told of the whitethorn's magical properties, protecting homes from evil spirits.
