miriness (Meaning)
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miriness (n.)
The quality of being miry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of miriness
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miriness Sentence Examples
- The car struggled through the miriness, its tires sinking into the viscous mud.
- The road transformed into a quagmire of miriness, making it nearly impassable.
- The swampy area was characterized by its profound miriness, creating a treacherous terrain for hikers.
- The riverbank became a dangerous hazard due to its slippery miriness, posing a risk of falls.
- The garden succumbed to the miriness of constant rainfall, leaving the soil waterlogged and unsuitable for planting.
- The trench was filled with a thick, sticky miriness that impeded soldiers' movements.
- The battlefield was a desolate wasteland of miriness, the once-firm ground turned into a trap for the fallen.
- The forest was cloaked in a perpetual miriness, making it a challenging and treacherous place to navigate.
- The construction site was plagued by miriness, delaying progress as the equipment sank into the mud.
- The meadow, once vibrant with wildflowers, was now a desolate scene of miriness, its beauty smothered by the relentless rain.
FAQs About the word miriness
The quality of being miry.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The car struggled through the miriness, its tires sinking into the viscous mud.
The road transformed into a quagmire of miriness, making it nearly impassable.
The swampy area was characterized by its profound miriness, creating a treacherous terrain for hikers.
The riverbank became a dangerous hazard due to its slippery miriness, posing a risk of falls.
