weather-bitten Synonyms
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weather-bitten Meaning
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weather-bitten (a.)
Eaten into, defaced, or worn, by exposure to the weather.
weather-bitten Sentence Examples
- The weather-bitten face of the old sailor hinted at countless voyages through treacherous seas.
- Time and the elements had left their mark on the weather-bitten cottage, lending it an air of rustic charm.
- The weather-bitten lighthouse stood sentinel at the edge of the storm-tossed coastline.
- The crew's weathered, weather-bitten hands bore witness to their arduous adventures.
- The weather-bitten statue of the ship's figurehead had guided countless vessels through wind and wave.
- The granite cliffs, weather-bitten by centuries of relentless erosion, presented a formidable obstacle.
- The weather-bitten wooden fence had weathered countless storms and seasons.
- The weather-bitten bark of the ancient tree stood as a testament to its resilience amid changing conditions.
- The old woman's weather-bitten face reflected a lifetime spent farming the unforgiving land.
- The seasoned explorer returned from his expedition with a weather-bitten appearance that spoke of the challenges he had faced.
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Eaten into, defaced, or worn, by exposure to the weather.
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The weather-bitten face of the old sailor hinted at countless voyages through treacherous seas.
Time and the elements had left their mark on the weather-bitten cottage, lending it an air of rustic charm.
The weather-bitten lighthouse stood sentinel at the edge of the storm-tossed coastline.
The crew's weathered, weather-bitten hands bore witness to their arduous adventures.
