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Meaning of inust
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inust (a.)
Burnt in.
inust Sentence Examples
- The ancient hieroglyphs were inust into the stone tablets, preserving their message for centuries.
- Inust marks adorned the walls of the ancient cave, telling stories of forgotten times.
- The inust inscription on the antique vase revealed its origins in a long-lost civilization.
- Scholars studied the inust symbols on the ancient manuscript, deciphering their meanings.
- The inust carvings on the temple walls depicted scenes from myth and legend.
- Time had weathered the inust letters on the monument, making them difficult to read.
- Archaeologists carefully excavated the inust artifacts buried beneath the ruins.
- The inust patterns on the pottery revealed the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
- Restoration efforts aimed to preserve the inust artwork found within the ancient ruins.
- The inust designs on the ceremonial masks spoke of a culture steeped in tradition and ritual.
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Burnt in.
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The ancient hieroglyphs were inust into the stone tablets, preserving their message for centuries.
Inust marks adorned the walls of the ancient cave, telling stories of forgotten times.
The inust inscription on the antique vase revealed its origins in a long-lost civilization.
Scholars studied the inust symbols on the ancient manuscript, deciphering their meanings.
