belute (Meaning)
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belute (v. t.)
To bespatter, as with mud.
Synonyms & Antonyms of belute
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belute Sentence Examples
- The belute, a small fish found in tropical waters, is prized for its delicate flavor.
- The belute's silvery scales shimmered in the sunlight as it darted through the coral reefs.
- The fishermen baited their hooks with belute in hopes of catching larger predators.
- The belute was a vital food source for the indigenous people of the region.
- The belute's population declined rapidly due to overfishing and pollution.
- Scientists studied the belute to gain insights into the health of the marine ecosystem.
- The belute's tiny bones could be crushed and used as a fertilizer.
- The belute's habitat was threatened by the construction of a new port.
- The belute was a symbol of the fragility of the marine environment.
- The belute's disappearance left a void in the food chain and the ecosystem it inhabited.
FAQs About the word belute
To bespatter, as with mud.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The belute, a small fish found in tropical waters, is prized for its delicate flavor.
The belute's silvery scales shimmered in the sunlight as it darted through the coral reefs.
The fishermen baited their hooks with belute in hopes of catching larger predators.
The belute was a vital food source for the indigenous people of the region.
