alligatored Sentence Examples
- The old leather-bound book had an alligatored appearance, with its cracked and weathered cover.
- The once smooth surface of the antique painting became alligatored over time, revealing the effects of aging.
- The vintage car's paint had alligatored due to exposure to harsh weather conditions and sunlight.
- The neglected wooden furniture in the attic had an alligatored finish, showing signs of decay.
- The sun-drenched desert landscape had an alligatored appearance, with the dry and cracked earth.
- The abandoned building's exterior had an alligatored texture, a testament to years of neglect.
- The weathered wooden door had an alligatored finish, telling the story of decades of use.
- The cracked and alligatored pavement hinted at years of wear and tear in the neglected parking lot.
- The vintage photograph displayed an alligatored surface, reflecting the passage of time.
- The aged wallpaper in the historic mansion had an alligatored look, showcasing its historical charm.
alligatored Meaning
Wordnet
alligatored (s)
of paint or varnish; having the appearance of alligator hide
Synonyms & Antonyms of alligatored
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of paint or varnish; having the appearance of alligator hide
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The old leather-bound book had an alligatored appearance, with its cracked and weathered cover.
The once smooth surface of the antique painting became alligatored over time, revealing the effects of aging.
The vintage car's paint had alligatored due to exposure to harsh weather conditions and sunlight.
The neglected wooden furniture in the attic had an alligatored finish, showing signs of decay.
