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/ˈbaʊər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A shady, leafy shelter or retreat, often found in a garden or the woods.
The children played in the bower, enjoying the dappled sunlight filtering through the leaves.
A woman’s private or domestic chamber.
She retired to her bower to read in peace away from the bustle of the household.
A shelter or dwelling, particularly one built for leisure.
The couple built a charming bower in their backyard, perfect for relaxing on summer afternoons.
Etymology
Middle English 'bower', from Old English 'bur', meaning 'dwelling' or 'shelter'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
bower of bliss:
A romantic or idyllic retreat.