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Definitions from WordNet

Noun canvas tent has 1 sense
  1. canvas tent, canvas, canvass - a tent made of canvas
    --1 is a kind of tent, collapsible shelter
    --1 has particulars:
     circus tent, big top, round top, top; field tent; Sibley tent; wall tent

Definitions from the Web

Canvas Tent

Description:

A canvas tent is a type of portable shelter made from sturdy and durable canvas fabric. These tents are commonly used for camping, outdoor adventures, and temporary lodgings. The canvas material provides excellent insulation and protection against the elements, making it a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts.

Sample Sentences:

Noun - Canvas Tent:

  • We pitched our canvas tent at the campsite and enjoyed a cozy night under the stars.
  • The canvas tent provided excellent protection from the rain and wind.
  • During our hiking trip, we carried a canvas tent for overnight stays in the wilderness.

Adjective - Canvas Tent:

  • We opted for a canvas tent instead of a nylon one for its durability and natural aesthetics.
  • The canvas tent fabric offered better breathability compared to synthetic materials.
  • The canvas tent design blended harmoniously with the surrounding nature.

Verb - Canvas (as in erecting a tent):

  • We need to canvas the tent properly to ensure it remains sturdy in strong winds.
  • Canvasing the tent took us a few minutes, and it was ready for use.
  • Make sure to canvas the tent tightly to prevent any water leakage.

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