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Meaning of gleby
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gleby (a.)
Pertaining to the glebe; turfy; cloddy; fertile; fruitful.
gleby Sentence Examples
- The farmer's gleby hands gently caressed the soil, seeking its fertile secrets.
- The gleby fields extended far and wide, a testament to the farmer's toil.
- The dog's glee at the sight of its owner was reflected in its gleby wagging tail.
- The child's gleby face lit up with excitement as she received her favorite toy.
- The artist's gleby brush danced across the canvas, creating vibrant strokes.
- The cook's gleby fingers kneaded the dough, infusing it with warmth and love.
- The gardener's gleby hands nurtured the delicate seedlings, ensuring their growth.
- The gleby road stretched endlessly before the travelers, a symbol of their arduous journey.
- The gleby soil clung to the roots of the plants, providing nourishment and stability.
- The gleby landscape of the countryside evoked a sense of peace and tranquility.
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Pertaining to the glebe; turfy; cloddy; fertile; fruitful.
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The farmer's gleby hands gently caressed the soil, seeking its fertile secrets.
The gleby fields extended far and wide, a testament to the farmer's toil.
The dog's glee at the sight of its owner was reflected in its gleby wagging tail.
The child's gleby face lit up with excitement as she received her favorite toy.
