pewtery Antonyms
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Meaning of pewtery
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pewtery (a.)
Belonging to, or resembling, pewter; as, a pewtery taste.
pewtery Sentence Examples
- The sky hung overhead, a vast expanse of pewtery clouds that threatened to pour down rain.
- The old barn's roof had gradually faded to a dull, pewtery hue.
- The pewter tankard gleamed in the candlelight, its intricate carvings reflecting the flickering flames.
- The surface of the lake was like a mirror, reflecting the pewtery sky back to the heavens.
- The pewter charms on the necklace tinkled softly as she moved.
- The moonlight cast a pewtery glow on the sleeping city below.
- The antique pewter candlesticks added a touch of elegance to the room.
- The soldiers' armor reflected the pewtery light of the moon, making them appear like shadows in the night.
- The pewtery waves crashed against the shore, sending up sprays of foam.
- The pewtery foliage of the late autumn leaves created a somber yet beautiful scene.
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Belonging to, or resembling, pewter; as, a pewtery taste.
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The sky hung overhead, a vast expanse of pewtery clouds that threatened to pour down rain.
The old barn's roof had gradually faded to a dull, pewtery hue.
The pewter tankard gleamed in the candlelight, its intricate carvings reflecting the flickering flames.
The surface of the lake was like a mirror, reflecting the pewtery sky back to the heavens.
