begrimed

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begrimed

The miner's begrimed face showed the day's hard work.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot: The primary meaning describes something that is heavily soiled, often with dirt that is deeply embedded or with soot, giving a very dirty appearance.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The mechanic's hands were begrimed with engine oil and grease.
    • After the fire, the walls of the old building were begrimed with smoke.
    • The once-white curtains were now begrimed from years of city pollution.
Advanced Usage
  • Descriptive Use: Often used in descriptive or literary contexts to emphasize a state of deep, ingrained filth, rather than just surface dirt.
    • The beggar's clothes were not just dirty; they were utterly begrimed, telling a story of hardship.
Variants and Related Words
  • Begrime (verb): To make dirty; to soil with grime.
    • The industrial smoke began to begrime the city's historic statues.
  • Grime (noun): Dirt ingrained on a surface.
  • Grimy (adjective): Covered with or characterized by grime; dirty. (A more common synonym).
Synonyms
  • Dirty: The general term for something not clean.
  • Sooty: Covered with soot (black powder from smoke).
  • Grubby: Dirty, especially in a messy, unkempt way.
  • Dingy: Gloomy and dirty in appearance.
  • Filthy: Very dirty.
Antonyms
  • Clean: Free from dirt or impurities.
  • Spotless: Completely clean.
  • Pristine: In its original condition; clean and fresh as if new.
Related Phrases
  • Begrimed with: The typical preposition used to indicate the substance causing the dirtiness.
    • His face was begrimed with coal dust.
begrimed

The miner's begrimed face showed the day's hard work.

Adjective
  1. thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot
    • a miner's begrimed face
    • dingy linen
    • grimy hands
    • grubby little fingers
    • a grungy kitchen

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