widow's walk Synonyms
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widow's walk Meaning
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widow's walk (n)
a lookout atop a coastal house
widow's walk Sentence Examples
- The towering widow's walk offered a bird's-eye view of the vast ocean.
- Perched high atop the white clapboard house, the widow's walk beckoned with its promise of secrets.
- Mary spent countless hours in solitude on the widow's walk, scanning the horizon for a glimpse of her lost love.
- Legends whispered that the widow's walk was haunted by the spirit of a mourning spouse.
- The rickety wooden steps leading to the widow's walk creaked ominously in the wind.
- The family legend held that the widow's walk was built by a grieving mother who yearned for her son who had been lost at sea.
- The inhabitants of the house avoided the widow's walk at night, fearing the presence of unseen entities.
- The widow's walk stood as a solitary sentinel, watching over the stormy waters.
- The novelist used the widow's walk as a literary device to evoke feelings of loneliness and longing in the reader.
- In the fading light of dusk, the widow's walk cast an eerie shadow over the quaint coastal town.
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a lookout atop a coastal house
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The towering widow's walk offered a bird's-eye view of the vast ocean.
Perched high atop the white clapboard house, the widow's walk beckoned with its promise of secrets.
Mary spent countless hours in solitude on the widow's walk, scanning the horizon for a glimpse of her lost love.
Legends whispered that the widow's walk was haunted by the spirit of a mourning spouse.
