dusting (Meaning)

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dusting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Dust

Alex spent the afternoon dusting the antique furniture in the museum.
The maid dusted the bedroom furniture thoroughly, leaving no corner untouched.
Every Saturday, Sarah meticulously dusted her entire apartment, ensuring a clean and allergen-free environment.
The old man dusted the photographs on his mantel, reminiscing about the memories they held.
As part of the spring cleaning routine, Jane dusted all the cobwebs from the light fixtures and corners of the house.
The artist carefully dusted his canvases before beginning to paint, ensuring that there were no particles that could interfere with the paint's adhesion.
The scientist meticulously dusted the microscope lens, ensuring that it was free from any impurities that could affect the clarity of the images.
The baker lightly dusted the pastries with confectioners' sugar, adding a delicate sweetness and visual appeal.
The carpenter sanded and dusted the wooden surface before applying a fresh coat of paint, creating a smooth and even finish.
The gardener dusted the delicate petals of the roses, admiring their beauty and fragrance.

of Dust

smoking, trimming, beating, walloping, blowing away, pasting, waxing, taking, annihilating, clobbering

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Alex spent the afternoon dusting the antique furniture in the museum.

The maid dusted the bedroom furniture thoroughly, leaving no corner untouched.

Every Saturday, Sarah meticulously dusted her entire apartment, ensuring a clean and allergen-free environment.

The old man dusted the photographs on his mantel, reminiscing about the memories they held.