Sentences with Etiolate

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16 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Etiolate'

After days of illness, his face appeared etiolate, reflecting the toll on his health.

The young plant's leaves began to etiolate as it struggled to receive sufficient sunlight.

The room's dim lighting made the entire atmosphere seem etiolate and lifeless.

The artist deliberately used muted colors to etiolate the painting, conveying a sense of melancholy.

The pallor on her face was so pronounced that it seemed almost etiolate, hinting at an underlying issue.

The once vibrant festival now felt somewhat etiolate, lacking the lively spirit of previous years.

The antique book's pages had yellowed, giving it an etiolate appearance, but its wisdom remained timeless.

The patient's medical report indicated an etiolate condition in the blood, requiring immediate attention.

After being sick for weeks, his once energetic demeanor became etiolate.

The young sapling, lacking sunlight, began to etiolate in the shadowy forest.

The abandoned building's walls were covered in etiolate paint, reflecting its decay.

The athlete's performance suffered, and his strength seemed etiolate after the long race.

The old manuscript's pages were yellowed and etiolate, showing signs of age.

The neglected community garden exhibited rows of etiolate vegetables.

The astronaut's prolonged stay in space made his muscles etiolate due to the lack of gravity.

The once vibrant city plaza, now worn and deserted, looked etiolate under the dim streetlights.

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