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Meanings of foliaged in English
Usage of foliaged in English
1
They get shabby and meagre foliaged if exposed to cold winds.
2
A number of large trees, mostly full-foliaged maples, shaded the clearing.
3
It covers some 26 acres, densely foliaged with a creek running through it.
4
At Balwaha we encamped in a small natural enclosure, formed by beautiful foliaged trees.
5
After a hard storm I had seen the ground dry under a thick-foliaged spruce.
6
It was there standing away upon the house-tops, against a glamour of foliaged hillside.
7
Dicky was soon limping through the trees of a thickly-foliaged orchard, Bob close behind.
8
The undergrowth that fringed its banks was silver-foliaged; silver-white rose the mists in the meadows.
9
No firs adorn the mountain flanks, no foliaged trees throw their shade over the road.
10
This full-foliaged land has its harsh and stern localities.
11
This lay under the shelter of a thick-foliaged oak at the southern end of the beach.
12
His hut was reared; a tall full-foliaged oak
13
Though rare in gardens, this is a pretty and neat-foliaged species, and bears white flowers in abundance.
14
And together they crawled into the low-growing, dense-foliaged thicket, where they lay side by side, face downwards.
15
They seemed particularly partial to a low pale-green-foliaged tree with fringelike leaves, something like fennel or asparagus.
16
Thousands of fragrant odors mingled in the air, the voices of myriad birds sang about the foliaged avenues.
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Foliaged through the time