zequin Antonyms
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Meaning of zequin
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zequin (n.)
See Sequin.
zequin Sentence Examples
- The merchant paid the goldsmith 100 zequins for the intricate necklace.
- The captain of the pirate ship demanded a hefty ransom of 500 zequins.
- The gambler wagered his last zequin on a turn of the dice.
- The wealthy nobleman presented his mistress with a lavish gift of a golden zequin brooch.
- The traveler carried a leather pouch filled with zequins, his savings for his journey.
- The queen's treasury was overflowing with zequins, a testament to her opulent lifestyle.
- The thief stole the zequins from the sleeping merchant's purse.
- The moneylender offered the prince a loan of 100,000 zequins at an exorbitant interest rate.
- The beggar pleaded with the passersby for a single zequin to buy food.
- The merchant's daughter inherited a fortune of zequins from her wealthy aunt.
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See Sequin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The merchant paid the goldsmith 100 zequins for the intricate necklace.
The captain of the pirate ship demanded a hefty ransom of 500 zequins.
The gambler wagered his last zequin on a turn of the dice.
The wealthy nobleman presented his mistress with a lavish gift of a golden zequin brooch.
