scutched Antonyms
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Meaning of scutched
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scutched (imp. & p. p.)
of Scutch
scutched Sentence Examples
- The flax fibers were meticulously scutched to remove the woody outer layers.
- The hemp was thoroughly scutched using a large knife to extract its fibers.
- The jute stalks were scutched by hand, breaking and separating the fibers from the coarse bark.
- The ancient art of scutching required great skill to avoid damaging the delicate fibers.
- After scutching, the cotton fibers were ready for spinning and weaving into fabrics.
- The scutching machine efficiently broke apart the fibers, preparing them for further processing.
- The scutched fibers were soft and pliable, making them ideal for a variety of textile uses.
- The women would gather in groups to scutche the fibers, chatting and sharing stories.
- The sound of the scutching blades created a rhythmic melody that echoed through the fields.
- The scutched fibers were then bundled and sold or used for making ropes, sacks, and other products.
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The flax fibers were meticulously scutched to remove the woody outer layers.
The hemp was thoroughly scutched using a large knife to extract its fibers.
The jute stalks were scutched by hand, breaking and separating the fibers from the coarse bark.
The ancient art of scutching required great skill to avoid damaging the delicate fibers.
