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mold

[mohld] / moʊld /




Example Sentences

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In an interview, Newsom said there are many days when he feels his mother “absolutely” was right to worry about the facade of politics and the mold her son stuffed himself into.

From Los Angeles Times

The putrid smell assaults my nostrils before I see the dark spots and fuzzy green mold.

From Literature

A smell like damp, and mold, and cold, thick darkness.

From Literature

He didn’t care if it was book mold or not.

From Literature

The idea was that Charli would, to some degree, mold her sound into what her label always envisioned while wryly commenting on the artistic and moral sacrifices that label executives deemed necessary for commercial success.

From Salon