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Noun brittle willow has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Brittle WillowDefinition: Brittle willow refers to a type of willow tree characterized by its fragile and easily breakable branches. Parts of Speech: noun Sense 1: A willow tree species (Salix fragilis) known for its brittle branches. Example sentence: The brittle willow provides a delightful addition to the landscape with its delicate branches swaying in the wind. Related products: Brittle Willow Trees Sense 2: A type of wood obtained from the brittle willow tree, often used in crafting and woodworking. Example sentence: The artisan carved intricate designs from the supple yet sturdy brittle willow wood. Related products: Brittle Willow Wood Local Usage: In certain regions, brittle willow may also refer to a brittle and easily breakable material, not limited to the willow tree. Example sentence: The antique vase was made of brittle willow, making it susceptible to accidental damage. Related products: Brittle Materials Sense 3: In popular culture, brittle willow is colloquially used to describe someone who appears strong but is actually emotionally fragile. Example sentence: The protagonist, despite his tough exterior, had a heart as delicate as brittle willow. Related products: Brittle Heart | ||||
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