willowed Synonyms
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willowed Meaning
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willowed (a.)
Abounding with willows; containing willows; covered or overgrown with willows.
willowed Sentence Examples
- The river's edge was willowed with ancient trees, their branches reaching towards the sky like grasping hands.
- The willowed park provided a shady sanctuary from the summer heat.
- The wind whispered through the willowed grove, creating a gentle rustling sound.
- The old willow tree stood willowed and forlorn, its trunk scarred by time.
- The willow's willowed form created a picturesque backdrop for the lake.
- The willowed meadow was a riot of wildflowers, their colors dancing in the breeze.
- The poet's words painted a vivid picture of a willowed landscape.
- The willowed hills shrouded the valley in an ethereal mist.
- The young woman stood willowed by the window, her thoughts lost in a distant gaze.
- The willowed trail led through a dense forest, casting a dappled light upon the path.
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Abounding with willows; containing willows; covered or overgrown with willows.
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The river's edge was willowed with ancient trees, their branches reaching towards the sky like grasping hands.
The willowed park provided a shady sanctuary from the summer heat.
The wind whispered through the willowed grove, creating a gentle rustling sound.
The old willow tree stood willowed and forlorn, its trunk scarred by time.
