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Meanings of scaffold in English
Usage of scaffold in English
1
The scaffold maintenance workers appeared to be in good condition, officials said.
2
Results: Decellularization removes the cells leaving behind extracellular matrix rich natural scaffold.
3
They made a bed for Thomas in the scaffold in the barn.
4
They feel there is defilement even in the shadow of the scaffold.
5
He was an archtraitor; he had deserved to die on the scaffold.
6
The sheriff himself was seen stepping from the window to the scaffold.
7
The earthly family is the scaffold whereby we build the spiritual one.
8
You don't know what it's like to hear them building the scaffold.
9
He shall die on the scaffold and you-youshall live in disgrace.
10
She ascended the scaffold, refusing the help of the Reverend Mr. Wilson.
11
Like the murderer on the scaffold, you are the victim of circumstances.
12
He leapt upon the scaffold, red with the blood of his companions.
13
Matilda Desborough-daughterof a murderer; thyself a murderess-thescaffold awaits us both.
14
But at the moment there are no plans to construct a scaffold.
15
The countess flew like a hunted beast round and round the scaffold.
16
With one spring she had rushed up the steps of the scaffold.
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Scaffold across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common