treeful Antonyms
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Meaning of treeful
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treeful (n.)
The quantity or number which fills a tree.
treeful Sentence Examples
- The majestic oak towered over the forest, its branches laden with a treeful of vibrant autumn leaves.
- The apple tree in the orchard was a sight to behold, its limbs weighed down with a treeful of ripe, juicy fruit.
- The cherry blossoms exploded into a treeful of delicate pink petals, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The magnolia tree displayed a treeful of fragrant flowers, their creamy white petals a testament to nature's beauty.
- The maple tree turned into a treeful of blazing crimson, signaling the arrival of fall.
- The almond tree bloomed with a treeful of delicate white flowers, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The pine tree stood tall, its branches heavy with a treeful of green needles that rustled gently in the wind.
- The birch tree's bark was adorned with a treeful of smooth white patches, each resembling a tiny canvas.
- The willow tree bent gracefully over the stream, its branches cascading downward with a treeful of weeping leaves.
- The palm tree swayed in the tropical breeze, its tall trunk supporting a treeful of large, fan-shaped fronds.
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The quantity or number which fills a tree.
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The majestic oak towered over the forest, its branches laden with a treeful of vibrant autumn leaves.
The apple tree in the orchard was a sight to behold, its limbs weighed down with a treeful of ripe, juicy fruit.
The cherry blossoms exploded into a treeful of delicate pink petals, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
The magnolia tree displayed a treeful of fragrant flowers, their creamy white petals a testament to nature's beauty.
