winterkilled (Meaning)

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winterkilled (imp. & p. p.)

of Winterkill

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The harsh winter killed the newly planted rose bushes, leaving them wilted and brown.
The farmer's crops were winterkilled due to a sudden and severe cold snap.
The once vibrant garden was now a barren landscape, where freezing temperatures had winterkilled the majority of the plants.
The trees in the park had their leaves stripped away, rendering them winterkilled and skeletal in appearance.
The homeowner was disheartened to discover that his prized hydrangeas had been winterkilled by the relentless cold.
The snow-covered lawn concealed the winterkilled grass beneath, leaving the yard desolate and devoid of color.
The dormant bulbs in the flower beds had been damaged by the freezing temperatures, leaving them winterkilled and unable to bloom in spring.
The lack of snow cover exposed the roots of the trees, making them susceptible to freezing and winterkilling.
Farmers often plant cover crops in the fall to protect their soil from winterkilling and erosion.
The winterkilled plants will need to be removed and replaced in the spring to restore the vitality and beauty of the garden.

of Winterkill

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The harsh winter killed the newly planted rose bushes, leaving them wilted and brown.

The farmer's crops were winterkilled due to a sudden and severe cold snap.

The once vibrant garden was now a barren landscape, where freezing temperatures had winterkilled the majority of the plants.

The trees in the park had their leaves stripped away, rendering them winterkilled and skeletal in appearance.