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woaded (a.)
Colored or stained with woad.
woaded Sentence Examples
- The ancient Picts adorned themselves with woaded skin, creating a vibrant blue appearance.
- The blue dye extracted from woad plants was used to paint the bodies of warriors in preparation for battle.
- The woaded skin of Roman gladiators acted as a protective barrier against the sun's harsh rays.
- The woaded Britons aroused fear and awe among their enemies due to their striking and intimidating appearance.
- Woaded cloth was highly prized and worn by members of the aristocracy in certain societies.
- The woading technique involved multiple applications of the dye, resulting in a deep and long-lasting blue hue.
- The ancient Egyptians used woaded skin as a symbol of mourning and grief.
- The woaded faces of Japanese Kabuki actors create a captivating and mysterious stage presence.
- Scientists have analyzed woaded textiles to gain insights into the cultural practices and aesthetic preferences of past civilizations.
- Contemporary artists continue to experiment with woading techniques to explore the boundaries of body art and self-expression.
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Colored or stained with woad.
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The ancient Picts adorned themselves with woaded skin, creating a vibrant blue appearance.
The blue dye extracted from woad plants was used to paint the bodies of warriors in preparation for battle.
The woaded skin of Roman gladiators acted as a protective barrier against the sun's harsh rays.
The woaded Britons aroused fear and awe among their enemies due to their striking and intimidating appearance.
