bruckeled (Meaning)

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bruckeled (a.)

Wet and dirty; begrimed.

Synonyms & Antonyms of bruckeled

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bruckeled Sentence Examples

  1. The old woman's skin bruckeled and wrinkled with age.
  2. The once-vibrant leaves had bruckeled and turned brown in the fall.
  3. The abandoned house stood bruckeled and decaying, a testament to the passage of time.
  4. The paper was so brittle that it bruckeled and crumbled at the slightest touch.
  5. The old man's fingers were bruckeled and gnarled, showing the wear and tear of a lifetime of hard work.
  6. The dried-up lake bed bruckeled and cracked under the relentless sun.
  7. The clay sculpture had dried too quickly and bruckeled, ruining the artist's masterpiece.
  8. The ancient parchment was so fragile that it bruckeled and tore as the scholar turned its pages.
  9. The once-mighty glacier had bruckeled and retreated, leaving only a fraction of its former glory.
  10. The bruckeled bark of the old oak tree provided a haven for insects and small animals.

FAQs About the word bruckeled

Wet and dirty; begrimed.

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No antonyms found.

The old woman's skin bruckeled and wrinkled with age.

The once-vibrant leaves had bruckeled and turned brown in the fall.

The abandoned house stood bruckeled and decaying, a testament to the passage of time.

The paper was so brittle that it bruckeled and crumbled at the slightest touch.