morassy (Meaning)

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morassy (a.)

Marshy; fenny.

The morassy terrain made marching an arduous task.
The abandoned farm stood in the middle of a morassy field, its windows boarded up.
The hunter struggled to navigate the morassy swamp, his boots sinking into the mud with every step.
The morassy landscape extended as far as the eye could see, a forbidding expanse of water and vegetation.
The morassy ground proved to be an unexpected obstacle for the hikers, slowing their progress significantly.
The horses refused to cross the morassy stream, their hooves slipping in the treacherous mud.
The morassy marsh was home to a diverse array of insects and amphibians, their songs filling the air with a cacophony.
The car got stuck in the morassy roadside ditch, its tires spinning uselessly in the mud.
The morassy area was a haven for mosquitoes, making it unbearable to stay for extended periods.
Despite the challenges posed by the morassy terrain, the explorers persevered in their journey.

Marshy; fenny.

quagmire,tangle, web, labyrinth, maze, quicksand, trap, entanglement, toil(s), net

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The morassy terrain made marching an arduous task.

The abandoned farm stood in the middle of a morassy field, its windows boarded up.

The hunter struggled to navigate the morassy swamp, his boots sinking into the mud with every step.

The morassy landscape extended as far as the eye could see, a forbidding expanse of water and vegetation.