marrowless (Meaning)
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marrowless (a.)
Destitute of marrow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marrowless
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marrowless Sentence Examples
- The emaciated patient's marrowless bones creaked audibly with every movement.
- The ancient tree's interior was marrowless, its once-sturdy trunk now hollow and vulnerable.
- The frost had penetrated deep into the soil, leaving the grass limp and marrowless.
- The once-plump fruit had been picked too late, its flesh now marrowless and flavorless.
- The abandoned house was marrowless, its walls bare and its windows shattered.
- The politician's campaign promises were marrowless, filled with empty platitudes and hollow rhetoric.
- The marrowless shell of the abandoned car sat forgotten in the driveway.
- The once-proud ship had been ravaged by storms, its hull now marrowless and broken.
- The marrowless, lifeless eyes of the mannequin stared blankly at shoppers.
- The writer's once-fertile mind had become marrowless, unable to produce any meaningful work.
FAQs About the word marrowless
Destitute of marrow.
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The emaciated patient's marrowless bones creaked audibly with every movement.
The ancient tree's interior was marrowless, its once-sturdy trunk now hollow and vulnerable.
The frost had penetrated deep into the soil, leaving the grass limp and marrowless.
The once-plump fruit had been picked too late, its flesh now marrowless and flavorless.
