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Meaning of ruddled
ruddled
to color with or as if with red ocher, red ocher
ruddled Sentence Examples
- The old map was so ruddled with creases and tears that it was almost impossible to decipher.
- The surface of the lunar orb was ruddled with craters and mountains, revealing the planet's turbulent past.
- The young boy's face was ruddled with freckles, giving him a mischievous and endearing appearance.
- The aging parchment was ruddled with stains and discoloration, bearing witness to the passage of time.
- The painting depicted a ruddled landscape, with withered trees and barren hills, evoking a sense of melancholy.
- The politician's reputation was ruddled with scandals and allegations, casting doubt on his integrity.
- The hiker's map was ruddled with annotations and markings, indicating his meticulous planning for the journey ahead.
- The once-pristine tapestry was now ruddled with holes and frayed edges, its beauty diminished by neglect.
- The scientist's hands were ruddled with chemicals and ink, a testament to his countless hours spent in the laboratory.
- The aging woman's skin was ruddled with wrinkles and age spots, revealing the passage of countless days.
FAQs About the word ruddled
to color with or as if with red ocher, red ocher
flushed, reddened, rouged,incarnadined, blushed, colored, crimsoned, bloomed, mortified, humiliated
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The old map was so ruddled with creases and tears that it was almost impossible to decipher.
The surface of the lunar orb was ruddled with craters and mountains, revealing the planet's turbulent past.
The young boy's face was ruddled with freckles, giving him a mischievous and endearing appearance.
The aging parchment was ruddled with stains and discoloration, bearing witness to the passage of time.
