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18 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Sear'

The scorching sun began to sear the desert landscape, making it difficult for anyone to walk barefoot.

After hours of exposure to the hot air, the once lush green leaves became sear and brittle.

The arid winds continued to sear the wooden planks of the old barn, causing them to crack and warp.

The relentless heatwave caused the riverbed to sear, exposing the dry and cracked mud beneath.

As autumn arrived, the leaves on the trees began to sear and take on vibrant hues of red and orange.

The blacksmith carefully used the forge to sear the intricate designs onto the metal sword, adding both beauty and strength.

The intense heat from the lava caused the rocks around the volcano to sear, creating a barren and lifeless landscape.

The skilled potter used a specialized technique to sear the edges of the clay bowl, giving it a unique and rustic appearance.

The summer drought caused the once flowing stream to sear, leaving behind a series of stagnant pools.

The blacksmith demonstrated how to sear the edges of the iron sculpture, giving it a polished and refined look.

The hot iron branding tool was used to sear the ranch's emblem onto the hide of the cattle, marking them as part of the herd.

The intense heat from the welding torch would sear the metal, fusing two pieces together to create a strong bond.

As the flames danced around the campfire, they began to sear the marshmallows on the sticks, turning them golden brown.

The relentless summer sun would sear the playground equipment, making it too hot for children to touch.

The hot asphalt pavement continued to sear under the midday sun, creating waves of heat that shimmered in the distance.

The dragon's breath was so intense that it could sear the armor of any knight foolish enough to stand in its way.

The relentless summer drought caused the once-green lawn to sear, turning it into a patchy landscape of dry grass.

The blackened edges of the parchment suggested that the ancient map had been exposed to centuries of searing desert winds.

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