Sentences with FROST-BOUND
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The frost-bound ground made it difficult to walk."
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"We bundled up in warm coats to brave the frost-bound weather."
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"The frost-bound trees glistened in the morning sunlight."
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"The frost-bound lake was perfect for ice skating."
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"I carefully scraped the frost-bound ice off my car windshield."
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"The frost-bound landscape looked like a winter wonderland."
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"We huddled around the fire to stay warm in the frost-bound cabin."
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"The frost-bound air nipped at our noses and made our breath visible."
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"We marveled at the frost-bound icicles hanging from the roof."
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"The frost-bound path was treacherous to walk on."
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"The car was stuck in the frost-bound driveway."
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"The frosted tree branches created a beautiful frost-bound landscape."
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"They had to postpone their trip due to the frost-bound roads."
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"The hikers were ill-prepared for the frost-bound conditions on the mountain."
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"We wrapped our plants to protect them from the frost-bound temperatures."
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"The frost-bound window obscured the view outside."
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"Despite the frost-bound weather, the children still went out to play."
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"I had to scrape the frost off my frost-bound car windshield."
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"The frost-bound ground made it difficult to walk without slipping."
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"The frost-bound air felt icy cold against my skin."
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"They built a fire to stay warm in the frost-bound cabin."
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"The frost-bound pond was a popular spot for ice skating."
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"He wore thick gloves to protect his hands from the frost-bound conditions."
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"The frost-bound picnic table was covered in a layer of ice."
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"We bundled up in blankets to stay cozy in the frost-bound tent."
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"The frost-bound river had frozen solid, creating a natural ice rink."
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"They wore crampons on their boots to navigate the frost-bound terrain."
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"The frost-bound roof of the house sparkled in the winter sunlight."
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"The frost-bound sidewalks were slippery and dangerous."
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"I longed for the warmth of spring to replace the frost-bound days."
