begnawn (Meaning)

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begnawn ()

of Begnaw

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The ancient canvas hung begnawn by time, its vibrant hues faded into whispers.
The worn-out teddy bear's once-fluffy fur was begnawn by years of play and love.
The old wooden beam was begnawn by termites, threatening the integrity of the structure.
The abandoned building stood begnawn by decay, its crumbling facade a desolate reminder of its former glory.
The charred remains of the house were begnawn by the relentless flames that consumed it.
The leather book, begnawn by mice, held the tattered remnants of forgotten tales.
The apple's skin was begnawn by insects, its once-crisp exterior now marred with tiny holes.
The rusted metal gate was begnawn by the sea wind, its surface pitted and corroded.
The begnawn bones of the ancient animal lay scattered in the dusty cave, a testament to the passage of time.
The deserted village was begnawn by neglect, its abandoned homes crumbling amidst overgrown weeds.

of Begnaw

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The ancient canvas hung begnawn by time, its vibrant hues faded into whispers.

The worn-out teddy bear's once-fluffy fur was begnawn by years of play and love.

The old wooden beam was begnawn by termites, threatening the integrity of the structure.

The abandoned building stood begnawn by decay, its crumbling facade a desolate reminder of its former glory.