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Meaning of hurds
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hurds (n.)
The coarse part of flax or hemp; hards.
hurds Sentence Examples
- The farmer's fields were laden with towering hurds of corn, their yellow tassels rustling in the wind.
- The deer cautiously approached the hurds, its eyes scanning for any signs of danger.
- The high hurds of bamboo created a verdant jungle-like atmosphere in the garden.
- The hurds of hay were stacked in neat rows, providing a cozy shelter for the livestock.
- The sculptor carefully shaped the hurds of clay, forming an intricate masterpiece.
- The hurds of seaweed washed up on the shore, leaving a slimy trail as the tide receded.
- The hurds of grass swayed gently in the meadow, a symphony of verdant movement.
- The architect designed a unique building with towering hurds of glass, creating a dramatic play of light and shadow.
- The hiker's path led through a dense thicket of hurds, forcing him to navigate with care.
- The ancient ruins stood amidst a desolate landscape, their crumbling hurds a testament to the passage of time.
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The coarse part of flax or hemp; hards.
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No antonyms found.
The farmer's fields were laden with towering hurds of corn, their yellow tassels rustling in the wind.
The deer cautiously approached the hurds, its eyes scanning for any signs of danger.
The high hurds of bamboo created a verdant jungle-like atmosphere in the garden.
The hurds of hay were stacked in neat rows, providing a cozy shelter for the livestock.
