begriming (Meaning)

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begriming (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Begrime

The once-pristine walls were now begrimed with centuries of soot and grime.
Her hands were begrimed with the dirt and grease from the engine.
The fog that rolled into the city begrimed the buildings and streets with a layer of grime.
The miner's face was begrimed with coal dust, making him almost unrecognizable.
The old book was begrimed with age, its pages yellowed and brittle.
The old painting had become begrimed over time, obscuring its intricate details.
The chimney sweep's clothes were begrimed with soot from climbing countless chimneys.
The factory worker's hands were begrimed with chemicals, leaving them rough and discolored.
The once-gleaming sword was now begrimed with the blood and grime of battle.
The ancient ruins stood begrimed with time and neglect, their grandeur long lost.

of Begrime

messing, dirtying, griming, blackening,staining, polluting, befouling, besmirching,mucking, miring

purifying, cleansing, purging, purging, purifying,cleaning, cleaning, cleansing, brightening, straightening (up)

The once-pristine walls were now begrimed with centuries of soot and grime.

Her hands were begrimed with the dirt and grease from the engine.

The fog that rolled into the city begrimed the buildings and streets with a layer of grime.

The miner's face was begrimed with coal dust, making him almost unrecognizable.