disembayed (Meaning)

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disembayed (imp. & p. p.)

of Disembay

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After the storm, the once vibrant coastal town appeared disembayed, its charm stripped away by the unrelenting wrath of nature.
The ship was disembayed by a sudden storm, leaving its crew at the mercy of the raging sea.
The sudden change in weather left the hikers disembayed, stranded in the wilderness with no shelter from the relentless downpour.
The injured bird, its wing broken, lay disembayed on the roadside, unable to return to its nest.
The loss of their family business left the siblings disembayed, struggling to come to terms with the sudden shift in their fortunes.
The news of the company's closure disembayed the employees, leaving them uncertain about their future.
The broken promises and unfulfilled dreams left her disembayed, questioning the path she had chosen.
The relentless criticism from his peers left the artist disembayed, causing him to lose confidence in his abilities.
The sight of the desolate battlefield disembayed the soldiers, reminding them of the horrors they had witnessed.
The death of her beloved pet left her disembayed, struggling to find solace amidst the overwhelming grief.

of Disembay

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After the storm, the once vibrant coastal town appeared disembayed, its charm stripped away by the unrelenting wrath of nature.

The ship was disembayed by a sudden storm, leaving its crew at the mercy of the raging sea.

The sudden change in weather left the hikers disembayed, stranded in the wilderness with no shelter from the relentless downpour.

The injured bird, its wing broken, lay disembayed on the roadside, unable to return to its nest.