limed Antonyms
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Meaning of limed
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limed (imp. & p. p.)
of Lime
limed Sentence Examples
- The freshly limed fields emitted a pungent odor that stung the nostrils.
- The walls of the old cottage were coated in a thick layer of limewash.
- The pond was limed to reduce the acidity and improve water quality.
- The bird droppings had limed the surface of the rock, leaving white streaks.
- The farmer limed the soil before planting to neutralize acidity and improve soil structure.
- The old oak tree had a limed bark, scarred by the passage of time.
- The garden path was lined with limed stones, creating a rustic ambiance.
- The waterlogged meadow had become limed, indicating the presence of minerals in the soil.
- The limed walls of the church glistened in the sunlight, reflecting the centuries of devotion.
- The limed oak panels of the antique cabinet added a touch of elegance to the room.
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of Lime
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The freshly limed fields emitted a pungent odor that stung the nostrils.
The walls of the old cottage were coated in a thick layer of limewash.
The pond was limed to reduce the acidity and improve water quality.
The bird droppings had limed the surface of the rock, leaving white streaks.
