brittle willow (Meaning)
Wordnet
brittle willow (n)
large willow tree with stiff branches that are easily broken
Synonyms & Antonyms of brittle willow
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
brittle willow Sentence Examples
- The branches of the willow tree grew brittle with age, snapping easily in the wind.
- After the storm, I noticed several brittle willow branches littering the ground.
- The once supple willow twigs had become brittle over time, losing their flexibility.
- We had to trim the brittle willow branches to prevent them from falling on the house.
- Despite its brittle nature, the willow tree still offered shade and beauty in the garden.
- The brittle willow leaves rustled in the breeze, signaling the arrival of autumn.
- As winter approached, the brittle willow branches became coated in frost.
- I collected some brittle willow branches to use in crafting decorative wreaths.
- The brittle willow wood was ideal for kindling, burning quickly in the fireplace.
- Spring brought new growth to the brittle willow tree, signaling renewal and vitality.
FAQs About the word brittle willow
large willow tree with stiff branches that are easily broken
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The branches of the willow tree grew brittle with age, snapping easily in the wind.
After the storm, I noticed several brittle willow branches littering the ground.
The once supple willow twigs had become brittle over time, losing their flexibility.
We had to trim the brittle willow branches to prevent them from falling on the house.
