dewret Synonyms
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dewret Meaning
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dewret (v. t.)
To ret or rot by the process called dewretting.
dewret Sentence Examples
- The dewret of the early morning glistened on the grass, a delicate reminder of nature's beauty.
- As the sun rose, the dewret evaporated, leaving behind a fresh scent in the air.
- The delicate petals of the flower held onto the dewret, reflecting the first light of dawn.
- Each blade of grass seemed to hold a tiny droplet of dewret, sparkling like miniature diamonds.
- The dewret clung to the leaves, providing moisture to the thirsty plants.
- In the tranquil garden, the dewret adorned everything with a gentle, ethereal glow.
- The dewret-covered cobwebs shimmered in the morning light, creating a magical scene.
- The dewret on the spider's web caught the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing effect.
- With each step, the hiker's boots left imprints on the dewret-covered path.
- The dewret on the window pane blurred the view outside, adding a sense of mystery to the morning landscape.
FAQs About the word dewret
To ret or rot by the process called dewretting.
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The dewret of the early morning glistened on the grass, a delicate reminder of nature's beauty.
As the sun rose, the dewret evaporated, leaving behind a fresh scent in the air.
The delicate petals of the flower held onto the dewret, reflecting the first light of dawn.
Each blade of grass seemed to hold a tiny droplet of dewret, sparkling like miniature diamonds.
