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Meaning of tressy
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tressy (a.)
Abounding in tresses.
tressy Sentence Examples
- Her long, tressy hair cascaded down her shoulders like a silken waterfall.
- The breeze gently stirred her golden tressy locks, framing her beautiful face.
- The tressy petals of the roses formed an intricate tapestry of colors in the garden.
- The willow tree's tressy branches swayed gracefully in the wind, casting long shadows on the ground.
- The intricate tressy patterns on the ancient tapestry depicted scenes of conquest and triumph.
- The artist used delicate brushstrokes to capture the subtle tressy texture of the fabric in his painting.
- The ballerina's movements were fluid and graceful, her tressy hair swirling around her like a halo.
- The tressy roots of the old tree spread wide and deep, anchoring it firmly in the earth.
- The shimmering tressy threads of the chandelier cast a warm glow throughout the grand hall.
- Her tressy eyelashes fluttered gracefully over her deep blue eyes, adding to her alluring gaze.
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Abounding in tresses.
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Her long, tressy hair cascaded down her shoulders like a silken waterfall.
The breeze gently stirred her golden tressy locks, framing her beautiful face.
The tressy petals of the roses formed an intricate tapestry of colors in the garden.
The willow tree's tressy branches swayed gracefully in the wind, casting long shadows on the ground.
