brickly Antonyms
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Meaning of brickly
Wordnet
brickly (s)
having little elasticity; hence easily cracked or fractured or snapped
brickly Sentence Examples
- The brittle leaves, now tinged with autumn hues, scattered brickly across the windswept path.
- The delicate shell held a pearly sheen, belying its brickly nature beneath the gentle touch.
- The frost painted a brickly layer on the windowpane, obscuring the world outside in a mesmerizing haze.
- Her voice, once strong, now held a brickly quality, reflecting the toll of time.
- The sculptor carefully chipped away at the marble, aiming to capture the character's brickly determination.
- The weathered barn stood stoic, its wooden frame revealing a patchwork of brickly textures.
- The aged parchment, fragile and brickly, held secrets whispered through generations.
- The newly formed ice layer crackled with a brickly sound as the first rays of dawn kissed its surface.
- The aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the air, a delightful contrast between their brickly exterior and soft, gooey center.
- The flickering firelight cast dancing shadows on their faces, a mesmerizing interplay of light and brickly darkness.
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having little elasticity; hence easily cracked or fractured or snapped
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The brittle leaves, now tinged with autumn hues, scattered brickly across the windswept path.
The delicate shell held a pearly sheen, belying its brickly nature beneath the gentle touch.
The frost painted a brickly layer on the windowpane, obscuring the world outside in a mesmerizing haze.
Her voice, once strong, now held a brickly quality, reflecting the toll of time.
