Decanalfrom example sentences
Related (10): decanal, decane, decanol, decanalized, decanalization, decanalized-state, decanal-like, decanalization-state, decanal-structure, decanal-derived
dec·a·nal
adjective
decanal (adjective)
- relating to a dean or deanery.
- relating to or denoting the south side of the choir of a church, the side on which the dean sits. The opposite of cantorial
Synonyms
cantorial"Decanalfrom" Example Sentences
1. Decanalfrom the nearby store, he bought a new pair of shoes.2. Decanalfrom his pocket, he pulled out a small chunk of change.
3. Decanalfrom the library, she borrowed a book on the history of art.
4. Decanalfrom the closet, he retrieved his old winter coat.
5. Decanalfrom the store, she purchased a new dress for the party.
6. Decanalfrom the back of the car, he grabbed his tennis racket.
7. Decanalfrom the drawer, she found her passport and boarding pass.
8. Decanalfrom the fridge, he grabbed a cold beer.
9. Decanalfrom the cupboard, she got a bag of chips.
10. Decanalfrom the shelf, he took down a book on car mechanics.
11. Decanalfrom the couch, she pulled out a blanket.
12. Decanalfrom the bag, he pulled out a pair of gloves.
13. Decanalfrom the bank, she withdrew enough cash for the trip.
14. Decanalfrom the attic, he found some old photographs.
15. Decanalfrom the market, she bought some fresh fruit.
16. Decanalfrom the drawer, he took out a pen and paper.
17. Decanalfrom the desk, she grabbed her laptop and charger.
18. Decanalfrom the box, he got a pair of sunglasses.
19. Decanalfrom the kitchen, she grabbed a bottle of wine.
20. Decanalfrom the cabinet, he pulled out a stack of plates.
Common Phases
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