incrustate Antonyms
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Meaning of incrustate
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incrustate (a.)
Incrusted.
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incrustate (v. t.)
To incrust.
incrustate Sentence Examples
- The intricate carvings on the ancient temple were elaborately incrusted with semi-precious gems.
- The calcareous deposits incrusted the interior walls of the cave, creating an eerie and dazzling display.
- The bottom of the tea kettle was heavily incrusted with mineral buildup, indicating years of use.
- Marine organisms incrusted the surface of the shipwreck, obscuring its original features.
- The bacteria incrusted the medical implant, causing a persistent infection in the patient.
- The gold earrings were exquisitely incrusted with tiny diamonds, forming delicate patterns.
- The sediment incrusted the riverbank, trapping debris and forming small islands.
- The ancient ruins were incrusted with layers of soil and vegetation, hiding their secrets for centuries.
- The fossils incrusted within the sedimentary rock provided valuable insights into the area's prehistoric past.
- The meteorite incrusted itself into the Earth's surface, leaving behind a permanent scar in the landscape.
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Incrusted., To incrust.
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The intricate carvings on the ancient temple were elaborately incrusted with semi-precious gems.
The calcareous deposits incrusted the interior walls of the cave, creating an eerie and dazzling display.
The bottom of the tea kettle was heavily incrusted with mineral buildup, indicating years of use.
Marine organisms incrusted the surface of the shipwreck, obscuring its original features.
