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Meaning of mouldery
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mouldery (a.)
Covered or filled with mold; consisting of, or resembling, mold.
mouldery Sentence Examples
- The mouldery castle stood as a grim sentinel, its walls crumbling with age.
- The wooden beams of the attic were mouldery and gave way under my weight.
- The ancient book had a mouldery cover, its pages yellowed and brittle.
- The mouldery smell of the basement filled my nostrils, a reminder of years of neglect.
- The mouldery bread was inedible, its texture crumbly and its flavor stale.
- The mouldery statue of the goddess had lost its pristine beauty, its once-gleaming surface now covered in decay.
- The mouldery old man shuffled along the street, his clothes threadbare and his face lined with time.
- The mouldery curtains hung in tattered shreds, unable to keep out the cold and damp.
- The mouldery flowers in the vase had wilted and turned brown, their fragrance long gone.
- The mouldery scent of decay permeated the air of the abandoned house, a testament to its forgotten past.
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Covered or filled with mold; consisting of, or resembling, mold.
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The mouldery castle stood as a grim sentinel, its walls crumbling with age.
The wooden beams of the attic were mouldery and gave way under my weight.
The ancient book had a mouldery cover, its pages yellowed and brittle.
The mouldery smell of the basement filled my nostrils, a reminder of years of neglect.
