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roughstrings (n. pl.)
Pieces of undressed timber put under the steps of a wooden stair for their support.
roughstrings Sentence Examples
- The roughstrings, also known as ophiopogon, adorned the garden with their elegant foliage.
- The roughstrings' long, narrow leaves cascaded down the hillside, forming a verdant tapestry.
- The roughstrings' tough, strap-like leaves resisted foot traffic, making them ideal for pathways.
- The roughstrings' flower spikes emerged in summer, blooming into delicate, bell-shaped blossoms.
- The roughstrings' seeds were contained within shiny black berries that ripened in autumn.
- The roughstrings' ability to tolerate drought made them a popular choice for xeriscaping.
- The roughstrings' roots formed a dense mat that prevented soil erosion.
- The roughstrings' variegated foliage added a touch of color to shady areas.
- The roughstrings' slow-growing habit made them a low-maintenance plant.
- The roughstrings' medicinal properties were used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat a variety of ailments.
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Pieces of undressed timber put under the steps of a wooden stair for their support.
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The roughstrings, also known as ophiopogon, adorned the garden with their elegant foliage.
The roughstrings' long, narrow leaves cascaded down the hillside, forming a verdant tapestry.
The roughstrings' tough, strap-like leaves resisted foot traffic, making them ideal for pathways.
The roughstrings' flower spikes emerged in summer, blooming into delicate, bell-shaped blossoms.
