encrusting (Meaning)

encrusting

to form a crust, to cover with a crust, to cover, line, or overlay with a crust, to cover, line, or overlay with or as if with a crust

The cave walls were encrusted with sparkling crystals, creating an ethereal ambiance.
The old statue's surface was encrusted with a thick layer of dirt and grime, obscuring its intricate details.
The barnacles encrusted the hull of the ship, slowing its progress through the water.
The antique silverware was encrusted with tarnish, requiring meticulous polishing to restore its luster.
The ancient ruins were encrusted with layers of sediment, revealing glimpses of their former glory.
The coral encrusted the underwater wreckage, transforming it into a vibrant marine habitat.
The fossilized remains of prehistoric creatures were encrusted with minerals, preserving their intricate structures.
The old castle was encrusted with ivy, giving it a romantic and mysterious appearance.
The rusty chains were encrusted with barnacles, indicating prolonged exposure to the sea.
The ocean floor was encrusted with a thick layer of marine organisms, creating a diverse and teeming ecosystem.

to form a crust, to cover with a crust, to cover, line, or overlay with a crust, to cover, line, or overlay with or as if with a crust

caking, coating, covering, crusting, riming,smearing, coagulating,spreading, hardening, congealing

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The cave walls were encrusted with sparkling crystals, creating an ethereal ambiance.

The old statue's surface was encrusted with a thick layer of dirt and grime, obscuring its intricate details.

The barnacles encrusted the hull of the ship, slowing its progress through the water.

The antique silverware was encrusted with tarnish, requiring meticulous polishing to restore its luster.