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Meanings of unmelted in English
Spanish
sin derretir Usage of unmelted in English
1
Heavy snows fell at Christmas and lay unmelted for weeks upon the ground.
2
Alpines, botanically, are plants that grow between the tree line and unmelted snow.
3
Well, he is of a temper to come through fire unmelted.
4
Snow fell, and blew about unmelted: I saw it in the streets of Pompeii.
5
Several snow-patches still lay unmelted in the shady hollows, and often far below us.
6
Evidently the air should be passed over the unmelted ice.
7
On its highest peak snow yet unmelted was gleaming pale.
8
And she found several good unmelted chunks in the bag she'd stowed behind the seat.
9
One even tablespoonful of unmelted butter equals one ounce.
10
There's a pot, but it's full of unmelted people.
11
A single snow flurry came and went, leaving the peat peppered with unmelted flakes of ice.
12
On the outer rim the piles remained unmelted.
13
But unfortunately the snow remained unmelted every where.
14
Snow remained unmelted two feet from the camp-fire.
15
That will rested unmelted amid the boiling sea of passion, waiting its hour of renewed sway.
16
The sidewalks were glazed with ice, and she had to climb over hills of unmelted snow.
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Unmelted through the time