woodness Antonyms
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Meaning of woodness
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woodness (n.)
Anger; madness; insanity; rage.
woodness Sentence Examples
- The woodness of the forest filled the air with an earthy aroma.
- The walls of the cabin exuded a cozy woodness that enveloped her senses.
- The craftsman's hands caressed the woodness of the oak, feeling its grain and knots.
- The sculpture's woodness seemed to whisper secrets of the forest from which it came.
- The antique furniture retained its original woodness, a testament to its enduring craftsmanship.
- The woodness of the floorboards creaked and groaned under her footsteps.
- The warmth of the fireplace radiated through the woodness of the room.
- The woodness of the guitar resonated with the music, giving it a rich and resonant sound.
- The artist's woodness paintings captured the essence of nature through strokes of color and texture.
- The woodness of the treehouse enveloped her in a sense of childhood wonder and adventure.
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Anger; madness; insanity; rage.
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The woodness of the forest filled the air with an earthy aroma.
The walls of the cabin exuded a cozy woodness that enveloped her senses.
The craftsman's hands caressed the woodness of the oak, feeling its grain and knots.
The sculpture's woodness seemed to whisper secrets of the forest from which it came.
