lutulent (Meaning)
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lutulent (a.)
Muddy; turbid; thick.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lutulent
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lutulent Sentence Examples
- The lutulent waters of the swamp reflected the dull gleam of the setting sun.
- The lutulent soil proved fertile for the growth of lush vegetation.
- The riverbank was covered in a thick layer of lutulent mud, making it treacherous to navigate.
- The lutulent sediment collected in the bottom of the pond, creating a murky and stagnant pool.
- The lutulent stains on the old carpet obscured the intricate designs beneath.
- The child's lutulent hands smeared chocolate on his face and clothes.
- The lutulent paintbrush left thick, muddy strokes on the canvas.
- The lutulent compost heap emitted a pungent odor that permeated the air.
- The lutulent driveway turned into a quagmire after a heavy rain.
- The lutulent walls of the old fortress were crumbling and overgrown with vines.
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Muddy; turbid; thick.
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The lutulent waters of the swamp reflected the dull gleam of the setting sun.
The lutulent soil proved fertile for the growth of lush vegetation.
The riverbank was covered in a thick layer of lutulent mud, making it treacherous to navigate.
The lutulent sediment collected in the bottom of the pond, creating a murky and stagnant pool.
