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Meanings of adust in English
Synonyms
Examples for "baked"
Examples for "baked"
1
It needs to be all year round and baked into corporate strategy.
2
Although it's home baked, it takes store bought pastry which saves time.
3
The good news is the baked beans have at last run out.
4
And I baked it in the bonfire and kept it for you.
5
It's baked into the way today's consumer AI is built and deployed.
1
Now they set down their prize, a large, scorched, dented packing case.
2
In the orchard the fruit dropped, scorched and dried by the sun.
3
It is a scorched earth policy, teachers union chief Karen Lewis said.
4
Many road signs are barely readable, text melted onto scorched metal sheets.
5
He coloured; there was something in her passionate piety that scorched him.
1
For much of its history, however, New York was a parched city.
2
Its location means the fireworks occur over water rather than parched land.
3
La Nina may well bring a welcome change to Australia's parched east.
4
Their parched throats refused to sing in the noontide of their labor.
5
To tell you the truth, you look as parched as a desert.
1
Halfway down the trail, we stop and stare across the sunbaked ravine.
2
Ta' Qali lay just shy of Mdina, down on the sunbaked plain.
3
Grass and flowers and shade in place of this sunbaked sand and alkali.
4
The burning and sunbaked metal felt blisteringly hot against Jyn's body.
5
A line of citizens and merchants stretched onto the sunbaked street.
Usage of adust in English
1
But the Rockvilles were each and all of this adust description.
2
He spared no pains, for he was adust and athirst for the winning-post.
3
The Oxford scholar long ago, as described by Chaucer, was adust and thin.
4
All adust and athirst, the two entered the wine-shop.
5
Still I am not quite sorry to enjoy the weather of adust climates without their tempests and insects.
6
He was of choleric complexion, adust, lean, wasted, with sunken eyes and snow-white hair, looking ten years older than he really was.