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Meanings of dry husk in English
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Usage of dry husk in English
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He was rapidly sloughing the dry husk that limited Greene tribe thinking.
2
The tardigrade curls up into a dry husk Somehow tardigrades avoid all this.
3
It was parched like a sick man's, the skin like a dry husk.
4
A dry husk of a community with the reduced level of services would remain.
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Then the magistrate spoke in his dry husk of a voice: "Leave me."
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Chaff, the light dry husk of grains or grasses.
7
Fela cracked the dry husk of the milkweed pod.
8
Shedding almost all the water in its body, the tardigrade curls up into a dry husk.
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For a minute he was nothing but a dead, dry husk enclosing black weariness and negation.
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My shoulders cracked as if breaking through a dry husk and I labored to propel myself forward.
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The tree should have withered, should have dwindled to a dry husk and crumbled before his eyes.
12
That fat white body turned to a black dry husk until I wouldn't have been sure what it was if I hadn't seen it alive.
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They are not always dry husks out of which reason has evaporated.
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Her affection is but the dry husks of what he hoped to find.
15
She felt weak and hollowed out, a dried husk shaking in an autumn wind.
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The people need the living, loving, personal Christ, and not the dry husks of speculative theology.