winter-proud (Meaning)
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winter-proud (a.)
Having too rank or forward a growth for winter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of winter-proud
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winter-proud Sentence Examples
- The ancient oak stood winter-proud, its gnarled branches reaching towards the snow-filled sky.
- The evergreens remained winter-proud, their emerald needles glistening in the sunlight.
- The birch trees were winter-proud, their silvery bark shimmering like ice crystals.
- The winter-proud robin perched on a snow-covered branch, its cheerful song echoing through the cold air.
- The fields lay winter-proud, blanketed in a thick layer of white, untouched by human footsteps.
- The hills were winter-proud, their slopes transformed into a pristine winter canvas.
- The mountains stood winter-proud, their snow-capped peaks piercing the blue sky.
- The river was winter-proud, its frozen surface forming an icy mirror that reflected the surrounding trees.
- The city park was winter-proud, its walkways lined with towering snowdrifts that resembled miniature mountains.
- The people were winter-proud, embracing the beauty and challenges of the season with a sense of joy and resilience.
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Having too rank or forward a growth for winter.
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The ancient oak stood winter-proud, its gnarled branches reaching towards the snow-filled sky.
The evergreens remained winter-proud, their emerald needles glistening in the sunlight.
The birch trees were winter-proud, their silvery bark shimmering like ice crystals.
The winter-proud robin perched on a snow-covered branch, its cheerful song echoing through the cold air.
