Sentences with SKELETONISE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The scavengers will skeletonise the carcass in a matter of hours."
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"Insects quickly skeletonise the remains of dead animals."
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"Exposure to the elements can cause a body to skeletonise over time."
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"The bones were found partially skeletonised in a remote area of the forest."
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"The researchers studied the process of how bacteria could skeletonise organic matter."
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"Over time, the abandoned building became skeletonised, with only its framework remaining."
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"The vultures will skeletonise the animal's carcass within a few days."
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"The documentary showed how certain insects are specifically adapted to skeletonise dead bodies."
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"Carrion beetles are known to skeletonise animal carcasses by feeding on decaying flesh."
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"The decomposing body had already started to skeletonise before it was discovered."
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"The artist used an unusual technique to skeletonise leaves for her sculpture."
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"The abandoned ship slowly skeletonised over the years as it deteriorated in the salty sea air."
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"Certain species of bacteria can skeletonise plant matter, breaking it down into its basic components."
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"The summer heat caused the fruits to skeletonise, leaving only the dried skin."
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"After death, the body will eventually skeletonise, returning to its basic skeletal structure."
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"The scavenging animals will skeletonise the remains."
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"After the flesh decomposes, the fish bones will skeletonise."
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"The beetles quickly skeletonised the dead squirrel."
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"The vultures skeletonised the carcass within a few hours."
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"Left in the desert, the sun will skeletonise the animal's body."
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"The bacteria in the soil gradually skeletonise plant material."
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"Over time, the wind and erosion will skeletonise the rocks."
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"The artist used insects to skeletonise the animal specimens for display."
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"The acidic conditions in the swamp can skeletonise organic matter."
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"The museum exhibits skeletons that have been skeletonised through natural processes."
