mud-beplastered (Meaning)

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mud-beplastered (s)

covered with or as if with mud

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The children played in the mud-beplastered yard, their clothes stained with brown earth.
The mud-beplastered hut stood alone on the desolate plain, a testament to simpler times.
The horses galloped through the mud-beplastered field, their hooves splashing up thick, gooey dirt.
The walls of the ancient temple were adorned with intricate carvings, now partially obscured by layers of mud-beplaster.
The village houses huddled together, their mud-beplastered walls providing shelter from the elements.
The mud-beplastered statue stood in the center of the temple, its features weathered and eroded by time.
The road was a muddy quagmire, the tires of passing vehicles leaving deep ruts in the mud-beplastered surface.
The abandoned barn was in ruins, its mud-beplastered walls crumbling into dust.
The hikers trudged through the mud-beplastered trail, their boots sinking into the soft earth.
The garden was a verdant oasis amidst the mud-beplastered landscape, its flowers blooming in vibrant colors.

covered with or as if with mud

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The children played in the mud-beplastered yard, their clothes stained with brown earth.

The mud-beplastered hut stood alone on the desolate plain, a testament to simpler times.

The horses galloped through the mud-beplastered field, their hooves splashing up thick, gooey dirt.

The walls of the ancient temple were adorned with intricate carvings, now partially obscured by layers of mud-beplaster.