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Meaning of sarceled
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sarceled (a.)
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sarceled Sentence Examples
- The gardener meticulously sarceled the weeds from the flowerbed, ensuring the blooms thrived.
- Amidst the tall grass, she sarceled diligently, revealing hidden pathways and forgotten treasures.
- The farmer sarceled the cornfield, removing intrusive plants that threatened the crop's yield.
- With a sharp hoe, he sarceled the vegetable patch, creating a clean and orderly space for the seedlings.
- The sarceled field stretched out before her, a patchwork of tilled earth and vibrant greens.
- The gardener's sarceling technique was precise and efficient, leaving no trace of unwelcome vegetation.
- As the sun began to set, she completed the sarceling of the rose garden, preparing it for the evening's bloom.
- The sarceled lawn gleamed in the sunlight, a testament to the gardener's unwavering dedication.
- She sarceled the roots of the bushes, allowing them to absorb nutrients more effectively.
- The sarceled meadow was a kaleidoscope of wildflowers, a vibrant sanctuary for insects and birds.
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The gardener meticulously sarceled the weeds from the flowerbed, ensuring the blooms thrived.
Amidst the tall grass, she sarceled diligently, revealing hidden pathways and forgotten treasures.
The farmer sarceled the cornfield, removing intrusive plants that threatened the crop's yield.
With a sharp hoe, he sarceled the vegetable patch, creating a clean and orderly space for the seedlings.
