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Meanings of attic in English
The dialect of Ancient Greek spoken and written in Attica and Athens and Ionia.
Usage of attic in English
1
They searched the house carefully from attic to cellars, but without result.
2
In good condition throughout it has access to an attic for storage.
3
The slaves were brought in, and we are all in the attic.
4
They were up in the attic, they were down in the cellar.
5
The two girls were in the attic, arrayed in their oldest wrappers.
6
I didn't really need an attic insulation job to tell me that.
7
The panel at the left of the attic, representing China, is inscribed
8
For a second I thought I heard Elizabeth upstairs in the attic.
9
Bell and Miles are out on the roof trying for the attic.
10
Locker Room:Saturday night, Sunday morning and it's freezing here in the attic.
11
Like Handel, the boy studied the pianoforte by stealth in the attic.
12
I'm on the third floor, by the way; I've got the attic.
13
That night they took it down and hid it in the attic.
14
And the second night he slept in the attic with his boy.
15
The panel in the center of the attic, representing Germany, is inscribed
16
The panel in the center of the attic, representing Persia, is inscribed
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