sicklied Sentence Examples
- The vibrant hues of autumn were sicklied by the approaching storm clouds.
- Her once radiant countenance was sicklied by worry and grief.
- The bright lights of the city sicklied the stars, casting an eerie glow on the urban landscape.
- The air was sicklied with the acrid stench of smoke, a result of the wildfires ravaging the area.
- The smile on his face was sicklied with a hint of sadness, belying the pain he concealed.
- The sun's glow was sicklied by the thick haze, creating an oppressive atmosphere.
- The once-pristine waters were sicklied with pollution, threatening the local marine life.
- The joy of the celebration was sicklied by the sudden news of a tragedy.
- His skin was sicklied with a pale hue, indicating the onset of a fever.
- The hope in her eyes was sicklied by the harsh realities of life.
sicklied Meaning
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sicklied (a.)
Made sickly. See Sickly, v.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sicklied
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Made sickly. See Sickly, v.
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The vibrant hues of autumn were sicklied by the approaching storm clouds.
Her once radiant countenance was sicklied by worry and grief.
The bright lights of the city sicklied the stars, casting an eerie glow on the urban landscape.
The air was sicklied with the acrid stench of smoke, a result of the wildfires ravaging the area.
