windore Antonyms
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Meaning of windore
Webster
windore (n.)
A window.
windore Sentence Examples
- The wind whistled through the broken windore, creating an eerie melody.
- As the storm raged, the windores shook violently, threatening to shatter.
- The curtains billowed out of the windore like a ghostly presence.
- A cool breeze wafted through the slightly open windore, carrying the scent of blooming flowers.
- The windore slammed shut with a deafening bang, startling the occupants of the room.
- The colorful stained-glass windore cast intricate patterns of light on the floor.
- The windore overlooked a picturesque garden, inviting guests to admire its beauty.
- The towering skyscraper had countless windores, each offering a unique perspective of the city below.
- The antique windore featured intricate carvings and delicate lead mullions.
- The wind howled and roared through the windore, carrying with it the distant sound of thunder.
FAQs About the word windore
A window.
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The wind whistled through the broken windore, creating an eerie melody.
As the storm raged, the windores shook violently, threatening to shatter.
The curtains billowed out of the windore like a ghostly presence.
A cool breeze wafted through the slightly open windore, carrying the scent of blooming flowers.
