muscosity (Meaning)
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muscosity (n.)
Mossiness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of muscosity
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muscosity Sentence Examples
- The lichen's muscosity imbued the ancient tree with an air of timelessness.
- The verdant moss, with its abundant muscosity, created a lush carpet in the forest understory.
- The antique parchment bore the faint muscosity of centuries-old ink.
- The decaying logs in the damp woods released a pungent aroma, hinting at their muscosity.
- The muscosity of the algae-covered rocks made them treacherous to walk upon.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured the intricate muscosity of the petals.
- The ivy's muscosity had engulfed the crumbling brick wall, transforming it into a living tapestry.
- The musty smell of the old attic was permeated by the muscosity of antique furniture.
- The mossy hillside, with its velvety muscosity, invited hikers to rest and admire the view.
- The damp interior of the cave exuded a cold, clammy muscosity that chilled visitors to the bone.
FAQs About the word muscosity
Mossiness.
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The lichen's muscosity imbued the ancient tree with an air of timelessness.
The verdant moss, with its abundant muscosity, created a lush carpet in the forest understory.
The antique parchment bore the faint muscosity of centuries-old ink.
The decaying logs in the damp woods released a pungent aroma, hinting at their muscosity.
