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Meaning of rathripe
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rathripe (a.)
Rareripe, or early ripe.
Webster
rathripe (n.)
A rareripe.
rathripe Sentence Examples
- The glistening skin of the ripe strawberries was enhanced by the crimson hue they'd acquired.
- As the sun began its westward descent, the golden fields transformed into a radiant rathripe tapestry.
- The autumn leaves danced gracefully in the crisp breeze, their rathripe hues lending a sense of warmth to the chilly air.
- The pomegranate's leathery exterior concealed juicy, rathripe seeds that burst with flavor.
- The luscious cherries swung gently on their branches, their rathripe skin inviting a taste.
- The market vendor proudly displayed his array of ripe tomatoes, their rathripe flesh promising a sweet and juicy bite.
- The orchard's apples had reached their peak of ripeness, their rathripe skins dusted with a delicate bloom.
- The ripe bananas' rathripe peels hinted at their sweet, creamy interiors.
- The fields of sunflowers stood tall and majestic, their rathripe petals scattered like golden coins.
- As the grapes hung in clusters from the vines, their rathripe skins promised a smooth and velvety wine.
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Rareripe, or early ripe., A rareripe.
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The glistening skin of the ripe strawberries was enhanced by the crimson hue they'd acquired.
As the sun began its westward descent, the golden fields transformed into a radiant rathripe tapestry.
The autumn leaves danced gracefully in the crisp breeze, their rathripe hues lending a sense of warmth to the chilly air.
The pomegranate's leathery exterior concealed juicy, rathripe seeds that burst with flavor.
