miche

[mich]

miche Definition

• 1. a round loaf of bread made from whole wheat flour
• 2. a large quantity or amount

Using miche: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "miche" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I bought a miche of bread from the bakery.

• Example

  She has a miche of work to do before the deadline.

• Example

  The farmer harvested a miche of wheat from his field.

miche Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for miche

• loaf
• bread
• quantity
• amount
• batch

Phrases with miche

• miche of pain

  a large amount of suffering or hardship

  Example

  The refugees have experienced a miche of pain and loss.

• miche of gold

  a large amount of wealth or riches

  Example

  The treasure hunters discovered a miche of gold in the hidden cave.

• miche of time

  a long period of time

  Example

  It took a miche of time for her to recover from the accident.

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Summary: miche in Brief

The term 'miche' [mich] refers to a round loaf of bread made from whole wheat flour, or a large quantity or amount. It is often used in phrases like 'miche of pain,' denoting a large amount of suffering, or 'miche of gold,' referring to a large amount of wealth.