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Meanings of salt cedar in English
Genus of flowering plants in the family Tamaricaceae, native to drier areas of Eurasia and Africa.
Synonyms
Examples for "tamarisk"
Examples for "tamarisk"
1
He opened up and cleared The tamarisk trees and the stave trees.
2
We strolled later through the sacred precincts, halting in a tamarisk grove.
3
A calumniator was marched round the city in disgrace, crowned with tamarisk.
4
In Amarna, there would be only weeds and tamarisk plants for company.
5
He slid down, clutching at the tamarisk boughs which whipped his face.
Usage of salt cedar in English
1
In back was the dark line of some sort of low vegetation like salt cedar.
2
The so-called Kearny River Fire broke out on Wednesday and burned through a dry riverbed heavy with volatile salt cedar trees.
3
The funeral was a graveside service, set among the sycamores and salt cedars of the cemetery.
4
I drove for miles, until I was all alone along a vast stretch of empty dunes and scrub, salt cedars.
5
"No traffic cops lying in wait until we approach Salt Cedar."
6
I got out, carrying the radio, and walked through the dunes toward the line of brush and scrubby salt cedars back from the beach.