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Meanings of all inlaid in English
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Usage of all inlaid in English
1
There were tiny pieces of wood all inlaid with anchors, oars and sea emblems.
2
He opened this case, which was not locked, and drew from it a concertina, all inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
3
Blithely then did Kriemhild send for four-and-twenty buckles, all inlaid with precious stones, and these did she give to Siegfried.
4
So Sir Bedivere departed; but as he went he looked upon the sword, the hilt whereof was all inlaid with precious stones exceeding rich.
5
Terraced gardens and brilliant mosaic floors -allinlaid with translucent glass tiles of green and blue-gave way to airy passageways.