encrusted

IPA: ɛnkrˈʌstɪd

adjective

Having an incrustation

Examples of "encrusted" in Sentences

He carried a sword encrusted with gold.
The wall frescos imitate encrusted marble.
And no, definitely not encrusted with jewels.
They are often encrusted with salt secretions.
The screens on my windows are totally encrusted.
It is encrusted with snow and is full of gold and jewels.
As they are heavily encrusted with lime, it is sometimes difficult to tell.
Keeping the cables off the often mud-encrusted down tube is a good thing for cyclocross.
The purple domino, worn carelessly open, revealed black satin encrusted with silver and diamonds.
The artist might use simply a few items or can almost cover the piece in a technique called encrusted embellishing.
The climax came when a sequin encrusted Jesus (played by the best actor – a woman) was raised dramatically from the ground on a rough wooden cross.
By the late '70s, canvas often gave way to boxy plywood structures, encrusted with dark, purplish monochromes flecked with brighter underlying shades.
So go love's small murders, tiny everyday escalations of injury, reacted to by disconnection, causing more injury, until one fast-forwards to a couple whose initial passion has become so 'encrusted' with disappointment that they barely function as a couple anymore.
I agree that we should have reduced expenditures in the Housing and Urban Development Department, but what we did was to get rid of a whole layer of regional offices and to consolidate a lot of those various programs that had been kind of encrusted with bureaucracy over the years.
As you might imagine, Beethoven is a composer of particular interest for such revisionism, given both the encrusted consensus on interpreting his music and the highly-charged political atmospheres both in which he worked and in which his music has been used (and misused) ever since.

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