skeletonize Sentence Examples
- The insects skeletonized the leaves of the rose bush overnight, leaving only a delicate network of veins.
- The ancient manuscript had been skeletonized by the passage of time, its words barely legible through the faded parchment.
- The paleontologists carefully skeletonized the dinosaur fossils, revealing their intricate bone structure and fossilized soft tissue.
- The tree's branches were skeletonized by the winter wind, their once-lush foliage now gone.
- The taxidermist skeletonized the animal, preserving its bones for display.
- The metal detectorist unearthed a skeletonized human skull, a grim reminder of the past.
- The fire skeletonized the wooden structure, leaving only charred remains.
- The storm skeletonized the trees, stripping away their leaves and branches.
- The acidic solution skeletonized the bones, leaving behind a pristine white framework.
- The archaeologist skeletonized the ceramic vessel, exposing the fine details of its intricate design.
skeletonize Meaning
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skeletonize (v. t.)
To prepare a skeleton of; also, to reduce, as a leaf, to its skeleton.
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To prepare a skeleton of; also, to reduce, as a leaf, to its skeleton.
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The insects skeletonized the leaves of the rose bush overnight, leaving only a delicate network of veins.
The ancient manuscript had been skeletonized by the passage of time, its words barely legible through the faded parchment.
The paleontologists carefully skeletonized the dinosaur fossils, revealing their intricate bone structure and fossilized soft tissue.
The tree's branches were skeletonized by the winter wind, their once-lush foliage now gone.
