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Meaning of bewinter
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bewinter (v. t.)
To make wintry.
bewinter Sentence Examples
- The trees were bewintered, their leaves long since turned to vibrant shades of gold and crimson.
- The bustling city was bewintered, its usual hustle and bustle replaced by a serene tranquility.
- The once-verdant fields were now bewintered, covered in a blanket of pristine white snow.
- The birds had bewintered to warmer climates, leaving behind an eerie silence in their absence.
- The rivers were bewintered, their flowing waters transformed into solid sheets of ice.
- The mountains stood bewintered, their peaks capped with glistening snow that reflected the sunlight like diamonds.
- The animals had bewintered in their dens, seeking shelter from the harsh cold.
- The snow bewintered the landscape, creating a scene of breathtaking beauty and tranquility.
- The frost bewintered the windows, obscuring the outside world in a delicate lacework of ice crystals.
- The wildlife had bewintered, with many species adapting their behavior and appearance to survive the cold.
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To make wintry.
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The trees were bewintered, their leaves long since turned to vibrant shades of gold and crimson.
The bustling city was bewintered, its usual hustle and bustle replaced by a serene tranquility.
The once-verdant fields were now bewintered, covered in a blanket of pristine white snow.
The birds had bewintered to warmer climates, leaving behind an eerie silence in their absence.
