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Meaning of slask
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slask (n)
a region of central Europe rich in deposits of coal and iron ore; annexed by Prussia in 1742 but now largely in Poland
slask Sentence Examples
- The slask of the wet leaves made it difficult to walk without slipping.
- Winter's slask covered the ground, turning it into a treacherous icy patch.
- The slask on the highway made driving dangerous and visibility poor.
- The cold slask clung to my clothes, leaving me feeling damp and uncomfortable.
- The trees shed their leaves in a slask of autumn colors.
- The rain poured down in sheets, creating a thick slask that soaked everything in its path.
- The slask of the mud made the path impassable, forcing me to turn back.
- The dog's paws sank into the slask of snow, leaving behind deep tracks.
- The slask of the snow made the skiing conditions ideal for gliding effortlessly.
- The slask of the mud-covered boots left an unsightly mess on the newly cleaned floor.
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a region of central Europe rich in deposits of coal and iron ore; annexed by Prussia in 1742 but now largely in Poland
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The slask of the wet leaves made it difficult to walk without slipping.
Winter's slask covered the ground, turning it into a treacherous icy patch.
The slask on the highway made driving dangerous and visibility poor.
The cold slask clung to my clothes, leaving me feeling damp and uncomfortable.
