brettice Antonyms
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Meaning of brettice
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brettice (n.)
The wooden boarding used in supporting the roofs and walls of coal mines. See Brattice.
brettice Sentence Examples
- The brettice coating on the pond's surface shimmered under the midday sun.
- As winter gripped the land, a delicate layer of brettice blanketed the branches.
- The mountaintop was adorned with a stunning display of brettice, glistening like diamonds.
- We gingerly stepped across the frozen stream, wary of the thin brettice beneath our feet.
- The morning frost left a fragile layer of brettice on the windows, obscuring the view outside.
- With each step, our boots crunched against the brettice-covered ground, leaving traces of our passage.
- The brettice on the railing signaled the onset of a bitterly cold night.
- The landscape transformed into a winter wonderland, adorned with brettice-covered trees and bushes.
- Despite the bitter cold, children delighted in the magic of the brettice, creating intricate patterns with their fingers.
- As dawn broke, the brettice began to melt, promising the arrival of a new day.
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The wooden boarding used in supporting the roofs and walls of coal mines. See Brattice.
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The brettice coating on the pond's surface shimmered under the midday sun.
As winter gripped the land, a delicate layer of brettice blanketed the branches.
The mountaintop was adorned with a stunning display of brettice, glistening like diamonds.
We gingerly stepped across the frozen stream, wary of the thin brettice beneath our feet.
