moth-eat Synonyms
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moth-eat Meaning
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moth-eat (v. t.)
To eat or prey upon, as a moth eats a garment.
moth-eat Sentence Examples
- The antique tapestry was rendered moth-eaten beyond repair.
- The woolen blanket had tiny holes, a testament to the relentless munching of moths.
- The delicate silk scarf was riddled with moth-eaten holes, its beauty marred.
- The moth-eaten sweater was a reminder of the destructive nature of time.
- The once-pristine wedding gown was found moth-eaten, its pristine fabric now damaged.
- The moth-eaten carpet gave the room an air of neglect and decay.
- The moth-eaten pages of the old book made it difficult to decipher the text.
- The moth-eaten curtains let in slivers of light, casting a dusty glow on the room.
- The moth-eaten upholstery betrayed the age of the heirloom chair.
- The moth-eaten cushion made sitting on the sofa an uncomfortable experience.
FAQs About the word moth-eat
To eat or prey upon, as a moth eats a garment.
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The antique tapestry was rendered moth-eaten beyond repair.
The woolen blanket had tiny holes, a testament to the relentless munching of moths.
The delicate silk scarf was riddled with moth-eaten holes, its beauty marred.
The moth-eaten sweater was a reminder of the destructive nature of time.
