coaly (Meaning)
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coaly (n.)
Pertaining to, or resembling, coal; containing coal; of the nature of coal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coaly
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coaly Sentence Examples
- The miner emerged from the depths of the coal mine, his face and clothes coated in a thick layer of coaly dust.
- The air in the coal mine was heavy and coaly, making it difficult to breathe without a respirator.
- As I walked through the old coal town, I could smell the coaly aroma that lingered in the air.
- The fireplace crackled, filling the room with warmth and a coaly scent as the logs burned.
- The coaly residue left behind by the coal stove had to be cleaned regularly to prevent buildup.
- Despite its coaly appearance, the soil in the region was surprisingly fertile, supporting lush vegetation.
- The coaly taste of the water from the well was a reminder of the coal deposits deep underground.
- The coaly texture of the coal slag made it difficult to distinguish from the surrounding rocks.
- After spending hours in the coal mine, I could feel the coaly grit clinging to my skin and clothes.
- The coaly hue of the sky at dusk signaled the end of another day in the coal mining town.
FAQs About the word coaly
Pertaining to, or resembling, coal; containing coal; of the nature of coal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The miner emerged from the depths of the coal mine, his face and clothes coated in a thick layer of coaly dust.
The air in the coal mine was heavy and coaly, making it difficult to breathe without a respirator.
As I walked through the old coal town, I could smell the coaly aroma that lingered in the air.
The fireplace crackled, filling the room with warmth and a coaly scent as the logs burned.
