woodmonger Antonyms
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Meaning of woodmonger
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woodmonger (n.)
A wood seller.
woodmonger Sentence Examples
- The woodmonger's workshop was filled with the pungent scent of freshly cut lumber.
- The skilled woodmonger transformed raw logs into intricate pieces of furniture.
- As a woodmonger, he spent his days among the oaks and pines, selecting the perfect trees for his craft.
- The villagers relied on the local woodmonger to provide them with firewood for warmth and cooking.
- The young apprentice learned the art of woodmongering from the wise old master.
- The exquisite woodmonger's carvings were displayed in the finest galleries.
- The woodmonger's cottage was built from the same wood he harvested and shaped.
- The seasoned woodmonger possessed an uncanny ability to determine the strength and durability of each piece of timber.
- The woodmonger's tools were well-worn and highly valued, each one a testament to years of craftsmanship.
- As the sun began to set, the woodmonger packed away his tools, leaving the workshop empty and quiet, the only sound being the rustling of the leaves outside.
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A wood seller.
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The woodmonger's workshop was filled with the pungent scent of freshly cut lumber.
The skilled woodmonger transformed raw logs into intricate pieces of furniture.
As a woodmonger, he spent his days among the oaks and pines, selecting the perfect trees for his craft.
The villagers relied on the local woodmonger to provide them with firewood for warmth and cooking.
