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Meaning of scorie
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scorie (n.)
The young of any gull.
scorie Sentence Examples
- The towering piles of scorie cast an eerie silhouette against the fading light.
- The industrial wasteland was littered with jagged shards of scorie, a testament to the relentless march of progress.
- The volcanic eruption spewed forth molten scorie, blanketing the surrounding landscape in a fiery embrace.
- The metalworker carefully sifted through the scorie, searching for molten droplets of precious ore.
- The scorie from the blast furnace formed a thick, gritty sludge that had to be disposed of safely.
- The scorie-laden air hung heavy in the lungs, leaving a bitter taste in the mouth.
- The blacksmith quenched his newly forged blade in a bucket of water, sending up a cloud of hissing scorie.
- The scorie pit behind the factory glowed ominously, a constant reminder of the environmental toll.
- The scientists studied the mineral composition of the scorie, seeking clues to the origins of the volcanic eruption.
- The scorie-strewn path led to a labyrinth of abandoned tunnels where forgotten secrets lay hidden.
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The young of any gull.
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The towering piles of scorie cast an eerie silhouette against the fading light.
The industrial wasteland was littered with jagged shards of scorie, a testament to the relentless march of progress.
The volcanic eruption spewed forth molten scorie, blanketing the surrounding landscape in a fiery embrace.
The metalworker carefully sifted through the scorie, searching for molten droplets of precious ore.
