thawy Synonyms
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thawy Meaning
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thawy (a.)
Liquefying by heat after having been frozen; thawing; melting.
thawy Sentence Examples
- The thawy spring sun melted the icy grip of winter, revealing green shoots beneath.
- The thawy ground absorbed the raindrops, promising an abundant harvest.
- The river flowed swiftly as the thawy waters from the mountains swelled its banks.
- The path was treacherous with slippery thawy mud, making for a challenging walk.
- The thawy air carried the scent of blooming flowers, heralding the arrival of spring.
- The thawy snow exposed the hidden roots of trees, revealing their intricate network.
- The thawy breeze whispered through the trees, carrying the promise of new beginnings.
- The thawy soil softened underfoot, making it easy to plant seeds and tend to crops.
- The thawy pond became a breeding ground for frogs and other amphibians.
- The thawy landscape came alive with the sounds of birds singing and animals emerging from their winter slumber.
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Liquefying by heat after having been frozen; thawing; melting.
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The thawy spring sun melted the icy grip of winter, revealing green shoots beneath.
The thawy ground absorbed the raindrops, promising an abundant harvest.
The river flowed swiftly as the thawy waters from the mountains swelled its banks.
The path was treacherous with slippery thawy mud, making for a challenging walk.
