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Sackville

Noun:

1. A town in New Brunswick, Canada, known for its vibrant arts community and historic buildings.

Sample sentence: I visited Sackville last summer and was captivated by the beautiful architecture of its heritage homes.

Noun:

2. A type of sturdy, coarse fabric typically woven from wool, often used for making sacks and bags.

Sample sentence: The farmer used a sackville to hold all the potatoes he harvested from his field.

Adjective:

1. Referring to or characteristic of the town of Sackville in New Brunswick, Canada.

Sample sentence: The Sackville Farmers' Market showcases the local talent, crafts, and produce of the community.

Adjective:

2. Designating a furniture style popularized in the early 20th century characterized by clean lines and minimal ornamentation.

Sample sentence: The living room was decorated in a Sackville-inspired style with sleek furniture and a monochromatic color scheme.

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