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Examples of skeleton in a Sentence
They found the fossil skeleton of a mastodon.
He hung a plastic skeleton on the door for Halloween.
She was a skeleton after her illness.
Only the charred skeleton of the house remained after the fire.
We saw a skeleton of the report before it was published.
Recent Examples of skeleton from the Web
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Those features imbue skeletons with a surprising power.
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Without a skeleton to study, scientists couldn't tell whether these differences were enough to warrant a separate species.
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Drums start pounding, the undead start shuffling, outsized skeleton puppets begin to wave in the air.
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Trick or treaters making the rounds during Halloween this year may notice a recent addition to the traditional front yard scenes of squash, skeletons, spiders and scarecrows: teal pumpkins.
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With his son Chris, now 21, Knode set up a spooky, interactive Halloween experience across his front lawn, complete with strobe lights, jumping spiders, robotic characters and inflatables, skeletons, snakes, ghosts and ghouls.
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The Biebs took to Instgram on Saturday morning to share a picture and video of the new ink, which appears to feature gargoyles, skeletons, an eagle (?), and archways across his rib case and tummy.
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The skeleton didn’t spring out of the jack-in-the-box this time.
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The other grave belonged to an infant whose skeleton bore extensive traces of red ochre, a pigment frequently used in Northwest Coast rituals today.
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Origin and Etymology of skeleton
Definition of skeleton
First Known Use of skeleton
1778
SKELETON Defined for English Language Learners
skeleton
Definition of skeleton for English Language Learners
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: having the smallest possible number of people who can get a job done
SKELETON Defined for Kids
Definition of skeleton for Students
- the steel skeleton of a building
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of skeleton
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