Poetic Imagery Vocabulary

adjective grayish-white in color, often referring to frost or age

• The hoar frost covered the trees, creating a beautiful winter scene.
• I woke up to a hoar frost this morning, everything was covered in a layer of ice.
• I slipped on the hoar ice outside, it was so slippery!
• The hoar of old age was evident in his silver hair and wrinkled skin.

adjective unable to see; blind

• The sightless man navigated through the crowded street with the help of his guide dog.
• The sightless woman relied on her cane to get around the city.
• The sightless dude was totally lost without his glasses.
• The sightless decision-maker failed to see the consequences of his actions.

noun the time in the morning when the sun appears above the horizon

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• The sunrise over the horizon was a breathtaking sight.
• Let's wake up early to catch the sunrise at the beach.
• I pulled an all-nighter and saw the sunrise, it was epic.
• The sunrise of a new era in technology is upon us.

adverb in a state of blowing or being blown

preposition indicating the direction from which the wind is blowing

• The wind was blowing ablow the treetops, creating a soothing sound.
• I love sitting outside when the breeze is blowing ablow.
• The party was lit with the music blasting ablow all night.
• Her passion for art was like a fire burning ablow, never extinguishing.