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turkos (pl.)
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turkos Sentence Examples
- The turkos waters of the Caribbean Sea sparkled like a million diamonds.
- The ancient Greeks adorned their temples with intricate turkos tiles.
- The rare turkos gemstone, found only in Afghanistan, is highly prized for its vibrant color.
- The turkos hue of the sky at sunset painted the horizon with a majestic glow.
- The turkos uniform of the Turkish soldiers stood out in the dusty streets of Istanbul.
- The turkos eyes of the Egyptian goddess Bast symbolized protection and fertility.
- The turkos chameleon blended seamlessly with its surroundings, adopting a dazzling shade of blue-green.
- The turkos-and-gold mosaic of the Blue Mosque in Istanbul is a testament to Islamic artistry.
- The turkos-leaved plant, native to Madagascar, is a botanical curiosity with stunning foliage.
- The turkos paint on the walls of the ancient Egyptian tomb depicted scenes of the underworld.
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The turkos waters of the Caribbean Sea sparkled like a million diamonds.
The ancient Greeks adorned their temples with intricate turkos tiles.
The rare turkos gemstone, found only in Afghanistan, is highly prized for its vibrant color.
The turkos hue of the sky at sunset painted the horizon with a majestic glow.
