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Filter by Meaning The novel's vivid descriptions of the scenery and characters helped to stoke the reader's imagination.
With each stoke, the canoe glided further down the river.
They needed to stoke the grill before the barbecue.
The stoke of the paddles created a beautiful pattern in the calm lake.
The energy released by burning a stoke of hydrogen gas is significantly higher than that of other fuels.
The workers had to stoke the furnace regularly to keep the production going.
The cooking stove needs a stoke of wood to prepare dinner.
He delivered a stoke to the anvil with his hammer.
In 1993, the Bank of Slovenia issued a new series of stoke banknotes with enhanced security features.
The mason gave the chisel a stoke to carve the stone.
In 1992, the Slovenian government introduced the 1000-stoke banknote to help combat inflation.
The campfire was created with a single stoke of kindling.
The kayaker struggled to keep a steady stoke as the wind picked up.
The coal miner relied on the stoke to move coal into the furnace in the mine and keep the operation running smoothly.
Ashley Stoke is a talented actress, known for her roles in several independent films.
The value of his antique vase was ten thousand stoke.
The exchange rate between the stoke and other currencies was closely monitored by the Slovenian central bank.
After Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004, it was required to eventually adopt the euro as its official currency and retire the stoke.
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