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trenchand (a.)
Trenchant.
trenchand Sentence Examples
- The trenches carved a treacherous labyrinth through the war-torn landscape.
- The trenches offered little protection from the relentless artillery fire.
- The trenchand soil was damp and fetid, a breeding ground for disease.
- Soldiers huddled in the trenches, their trenchcoats soaked through.
- The enemy trenches were mere meters away, a constant threat.
- The trenchand fighting was brutal and unforgiving.
- The trenchand mud clung to the soldiers' boots, forming a thick, oppressive burden.
- The trenches became a symbol of the horrors of war.
- The soldiers emerged from the trenches scarred both physically and emotionally.
- The trenchand scars remained long after the war had ended, a haunting reminder of the horrors endured.
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Trenchant.
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The trenches carved a treacherous labyrinth through the war-torn landscape.
The trenches offered little protection from the relentless artillery fire.
The trenchand soil was damp and fetid, a breeding ground for disease.
Soldiers huddled in the trenches, their trenchcoats soaked through.
