wooding (Meaning)

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wooding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Wood

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The lumberjacks worked tirelessly, wooding the vast forest for its precious timber.
The carpenter used fine-grained wooding to craft an exquisite table that was both sturdy and beautiful.
The wooding of the old barn was cracked and rotting, a testament to its age and neglect.
The shipbuilders used only the finest wooding to ensure the strength and seaworthiness of their vessels.
The furniture maker's skill in wooding was evident in the intricate carvings and smooth finish of his pieces.
The sculptor used rare and exotic wooding to create lifelike statues that seemed to capture the essence of their subjects.
Wooding was a laborious process, but it produced materials that were essential for building, furniture, and art.
The wooding industry had a significant impact on the environment, as forests were clear-cut to meet demand.
The wooding of trees can have a devastating impact on wildlife habitats and biodiversity.
Sustainably wooding forests is crucial to preserve the environment and ensure a continuous supply of this valuable resource.

of Wood

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The lumberjacks worked tirelessly, wooding the vast forest for its precious timber.

The carpenter used fine-grained wooding to craft an exquisite table that was both sturdy and beautiful.

The wooding of the old barn was cracked and rotting, a testament to its age and neglect.

The shipbuilders used only the finest wooding to ensure the strength and seaworthiness of their vessels.