36 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Char' in a Sentence
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The sun can char the leaves if it gets too hot.
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The lightning strike will have charred the tree trunk in the forest.
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The campfire's flames began to char the marshmallows, giving them a deliciously crispy texture.
The blacksmith used a hot iron to char the wooden handle of the tool for durability.
The dragon's breath could char the wooden houses in the village.
After the lightning struck the tree, it started to char, leaving a smoky scent in the air.
The intense heat from the flames began to char the wooden logs.
Be careful not to char the edges of your drawing with the hot glue gun.
The blacksmith used intense heat to char the iron, shaping it into a sturdy horseshoe.
He was charring the ends of the ropes to prevent fraying.
The chef warned not to overcook the steak, as it will char quickly.
The blacksmith had been charring the wooden handles of his tools.
The intense heat from the sun can char the surface of rocks in the desert.
After hours in the sun, her skin had been charring, despite the sunscreen.
The dragon's fiery breath could char even the toughest knight's armor.
After the barbecue, the grill marks will have charred on the meat.
The sun's rays through the magnifying glass will char the paper.
Please be careful not to char the marshmallows when roasting them over the campfire.
The naughty elf accidentally tried to char Santa's wishlist while playing with a magnifying glass.
The black cat was charring the fallen leaves with its curious gaze.
The chef is charring a steak to perfection on the open flame.
The black tea will have been charring in the teapot, giving it a smoky flavor.
Be careful not to char the toast when making breakfast.
If you leave the marshmallow too long in the flames, it will char.
The black cat is charring its prey in the moonlit night.
The dragon's breath can char the edges of the treasure map.
He will have charred the edges of the map for a vintage look.
The artist decided to char the edges of the parchment to give the ancient map a weathered appearance.
She is charring the edges of the parchment to create an antique look.
The black cat will be charring its paw prints onto the sandy beach.
The chef accidentally let the garlic char in the pan, giving the dish a smoky flavor.
By the time we return, the logs will have charred in the bonfire.
Carelessness with the iron can cause it to char your clothes.
The campfire can char the marshmallow to make it delicious.
In the dim room, the candle was charring slowly.
The blacksmith will char the edges of the metal to make it strong.
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