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Meaning of bloodwood
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bloodwood (n.)
A tree having the wood or the sap of the color of blood.
bloodwood Sentence Examples
- Deep in the forest, the ancient bloodwood trees stood tall and majestic.
- The bark of the bloodwood tree had a distinctive reddish hue.
- Legends spoke of the magical properties of the sap that flowed within the veins of the bloodwood.
- The locals believed that carving symbols into bloodwood brought good fortune.
- Craftsmen prized bloodwood for its durability and rich color.
- The heartwood of the bloodwood tree was sought after for its strength and resilience.
- The bloodwood forest was shrouded in mystery and whispered tales of spirits that dwelled within.
- Some claimed that the leaves of the bloodwood possessed healing properties.
- The roots of the bloodwood tree ran deep, anchoring it firmly to the earth.
- The sound of the wind rustling through the branches of the bloodwood created an eerie melody in the quiet of the night.
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A tree having the wood or the sap of the color of blood.
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Deep in the forest, the ancient bloodwood trees stood tall and majestic.
The bark of the bloodwood tree had a distinctive reddish hue.
Legends spoke of the magical properties of the sap that flowed within the veins of the bloodwood.
The locals believed that carving symbols into bloodwood brought good fortune.
