44 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Burnt' in a Sentence
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The edges of the ancient map will have burnt in the sun.
She burnt the cookies in the oven, and the whole kitchen smelled of charred chocolate.
The welding torch burnt through the metal, creating a seamless joint.
The incense had been burning for hours, filling the room with a sweet aroma.
Despite the rain, the bonfire will have burnt brightly all night.
The toast popped up from the toaster, perfectly golden and not burnt.
We have burnt CDs with our favorite songs for the road trip.
The paper will burn easily in the fire.
The toast was burnt to a crisp, setting off the smoke alarm in the kitchen.
By the time we arrive, the bonfire will have been burning for hours.
He burnt his hand on the hot stove while cooking.
By the time they arrived, the firefighters had burnt down the old barn.
The sunburnt desert stretched out as far as the eye could see.
The campfire had been burning brightly all night.
The rocket is burning fuel as it ascends into the sky.
His skin was burnt after spending hours under the scorching sun.
As the sun sets, the logs in the fireplace will be burning slowly.
The toast was burnt, and she had to make a new one.
After playing in the sun all day, his skin got burnt.
The edges of the paper got burnt when I accidentally touched it with a hot iron.
By the time we arrived, the dinner had been burning in the oven.
The candle has burnt out, leaving the room in darkness.
He has burnt through his savings after losing his job.
The toast was burnt, emitting a strong smell of charred bread.
The old love letters in the attic will have burnt in the fire.
The campfire burnt brightly during the nighttime adventure.
By the time he notices, the cookies in the oven will have burnt.
She has burnt bridges with her former colleagues due to conflicts.
The autumn leaves were burnt orange and red.
The chef has been burning spices to create a flavorful curry.
The toast was just right, with a hint of crispness but not burnt.
The candle burnt throughout the night, casting a warm glow in the room.
The wood in the fireplace burnt slowly, keeping us warm on a winter evening.
By the end of the summer, the fields will have burnt to a golden brown.
The children have burnt the edges of the paper to create an antique look.
His marshmallow was burnt while camping.
By the time the firefighters arrive, the house will have burnt down.
She realized she had burnt the cookies when the smoke alarm went off.
My marshmallow accidentally got burnt while roasting it over the campfire.
She accidentally burnt the edges of her art project with a hot glue gun.
The ancient scroll was discovered in a burnt-out library.
The chef will burn the garlic to add a smoky flavor to the dish.
The toast had a perfect crunch, just shy of being burnt, and was enjoyed with butter.
The sun has burnt my skin during the long day at the beach.
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