slivers Synonyms
slivers Meaning
slivers
to cut into slivers, particle, scrap, to cut or form into slivers, a long slender piece cut or torn off, to become split into slivers, an untwisted strand or rope of textile fiber produced by a carding or combing machine and ready for drawing, roving, or spinning, a small and narrow portion
slivers Sentence Examples
- The shattered glass created tiny slivers that clung to her skin.
- The sharp slivers of ice cut into the soles of her feet as she walked barefoot across the frozen lake.
- The woodcarver carefully chiseled away at the wood, creating delicate slivers that formed an intricate design.
- The thin slivers of chocolate melted quickly on her tongue, releasing a burst of sweetness.
- The high-powered blade sliced the apple into thin slivers, revealing its crisp and juicy interior.
- The sunlight streamed through the blinds, casting slivers of light onto the dusty floor.
- The artist used slivers of colored glass to create a vibrant mosaic.
- The broken shards of pottery lay scattered on the ground like sharp slivers.
- The slivers of moonbeam danced on the water, illuminating the night.
- The wound on her arm was barely noticeable, but the pain from each sliver of glass was unbearable.
FAQs About the word slivers
to cut into slivers, particle, scrap, to cut or form into slivers, a long slender piece cut or torn off, to become split into slivers, an untwisted strand or ro
chips, flakes, parts, scraps, fragments, splinters,shards, bits, sections,sheets
chunks, lumps,slabs,hunks,
The shattered glass created tiny slivers that clung to her skin.
The sharp slivers of ice cut into the soles of her feet as she walked barefoot across the frozen lake.
The woodcarver carefully chiseled away at the wood, creating delicate slivers that formed an intricate design.
The thin slivers of chocolate melted quickly on her tongue, releasing a burst of sweetness.
