camoused Antonyms
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Meaning of camoused
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camoused (a.)
Depressed; flattened.
camoused Sentence Examples
- The camoused surface of the old table bore the scars of countless dinners and projects.
- His hands, camoused from years of hard labor, told the story of his dedication to his craft.
- The camoused soles of her feet were evidence of her long hikes through rugged terrain.
- Despite the camoused exterior, his heart remained tender and full of empathy.
- The camoused edges of the book hinted at its frequent use and handling.
- She admired the camoused hands of the sculptor, knowing they had shaped magnificent works of art.
- The camoused bark of the ancient tree provided shelter for various woodland creatures.
- His voice, though gruff, carried a warmth that belied his camoused appearance.
- The camoused edges of the map suggested it had been consulted on many adventures.
- The carpenter's camoused fingers expertly maneuvered the delicate tools, crafting intricate designs with ease.
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Depressed; flattened.
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The camoused surface of the old table bore the scars of countless dinners and projects.
His hands, camoused from years of hard labor, told the story of his dedication to his craft.
The camoused soles of her feet were evidence of her long hikes through rugged terrain.
Despite the camoused exterior, his heart remained tender and full of empathy.
