Towel Rail

Pronunciation: /ˈtaʊəl reɪl/

Definitions of towel rail

noun a horizontal bar or rod that is attached to a wall, used for hanging towels

Example Sentences

A1 I hung my wet towel on the towel rail to dry.

A2 The towel rail in the bathroom is rusty and needs to be replaced.

B1 She installed a new towel rail in the guest bathroom for added convenience.

B2 The heated towel rail in the hotel room kept the towels warm and fluffy.

C1 The designer towel rail in the spa adds a touch of luxury to the ambiance.

C2 The custom-made towel rail in the master bathroom is a work of art in itself.

Examples of towel rail in a Sentence

formal The hotel room was equipped with a luxurious towel rail for guests to hang their towels.

informal I always forget to hang my towel on the towel rail in the bathroom.

slang Make sure you don't leave your wet towel on the floor, just hang it on the towel rail.

figurative The towel rail symbolized the organization and cleanliness of the bathroom.

Grammatical Forms of towel rail

• plural: towel rails
• comparative: more towel rail
• superlative: most towel rail
• present tense: use towel rail
• future tense: will use towel rail
• perfect tense: have used towel rail
• continuous tense: is using towel rail
• singular: towel rail
• positive degree: towel rail
• infinitive: to use towel rail
• gerund: using towel rail
• participle: used towel rail

Origin and Evolution of towel rail

First Known Use: 1870 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'towel rail' originated in England as a term to describe a fixture used for hanging towels to dry.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'towel rail' has become a common term for a bathroom or kitchen accessory used for hanging towels, evolving from its original function of simply drying towels.