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Meanings of leafage in English
Usage of leafage in English
1
The gully enters the boulder-strewn inlet under the shade of much leafage.
2
The flaming West, the crimson heights, shower their glories through voluminous leafage.
3
The small, close growing leafage cowered, a frightened trembling seized the trees.
4
And she, Behold her under the new leafage sitting upon its root.
5
When quite screened from observation by the friendly leafage, Juliet turned quickly.
6
Why, so is the leafage rude and quaint, yet you imitate that.
7
Transplanted to Rome, I fancy he 'll put forth a denser leafage.
8
Under its leafage he read the constitution of the new colony.
9
Its edges, the limits of its leafage, were not so distinct.
10
They could never have made his sapless nature break into leafage.
11
Some people love the country but in the time of leafage!
12
There were flowers in the beds, and the trees were beautiful in their leafage.
13
From the sea, merely a range displaying the varied leafage of jungle and forest.
14
For some minutes amongst the wood and leafage a rending and heaving went on.
15
Nightingales trilled near by and the fresh leafage rustled, moved by a passing breeze.
16
The trees rushed into leaf, and never had there been such a glorious leafage.
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Leafage through the time
Leafage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common