exsiccating (Meaning)
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exsiccating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Exsiccate
Synonyms & Antonyms of exsiccating
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exsiccating Sentence Examples
- The arid climate and scorching winds were exsiccating the land, turning it into a barren desert.
- The summer heat was exsiccating the fields, causing crops to wither and fail.
- The drought conditions caused the soil to become exsiccated and cracked, making it difficult for plants to survive.
- The exsiccating effects of the sun's rays turned the once-vibrant leaves into brittle and brown husks.
- The harsh environment and lack of moisture exsiccated the skin, causing it to become dry and cracked.
- The old book had become exsiccated over time, its pages were fragile and brittle.
- The exsiccated plant specimens were carefully preserved in the herbarium, providing valuable insights into the region's flora.
- The exsiccating winds carried away the moisture from the soil, leaving it parched and lifeless.
- The museum displayed exsiccated insects, providing visitors a glimpse into the world of entomology.
- The ancient scroll was exsiccated and crumbling, its contents barely legible.
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of Exsiccate
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The arid climate and scorching winds were exsiccating the land, turning it into a barren desert.
The summer heat was exsiccating the fields, causing crops to wither and fail.
The drought conditions caused the soil to become exsiccated and cracked, making it difficult for plants to survive.
The exsiccating effects of the sun's rays turned the once-vibrant leaves into brittle and brown husks.
