fringe|fringed|fringes|fringing in English

verb

[frɪndʒ]

decorate with a fringe, edge with a fringe; ring, surround, edge

Use "fringe|fringed|fringes|fringing" in a sentence

1. A non-equipment-specific correction for color fringes that may be caused by lateral chromatic aberration, purple fringing, demosaicing errors, etc.

2. Accordingly, the people of ancient Israel were to make “fringed edges upon the skirts of their [robelike] garments,” with a blue string above the fringe.

3. The river is fringed with trees.

4. There are no fringes of sin.

5. Lines of trees fringed the river.

6. Chaises are draped with fringed throws.

7. ‘Just the fringes of God’s ways’ (14)

8. The estate was fringed with stately elms.

9. The river is fringed with wild flowers.

10. Embellish basic covers and curtains with borders, ties and fringing.

11. Beyond the Fringes lie the uninhabitable Badlands.

12. Also, they “lengthen the fringes of their garments.”

13. My fringe needs trimming.

14. The bridal veil was fringed with lace.

15. The fringe is perfect.

16. 3 The bridal veil was fringed with lace.

17. Tasseled; tasselled (fringed or Adorned with tassels)

18. Garments to have fringed edges (37-41)

19. A line of trees fringed the pool.

20. EasyFit Pom Pom Fringe Bedskirt

21. Coastland definition: the land fringing a coast Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

22. The additional fringing fields provide for increased electromotive force for a given input voltage.

23. Atolls begin as fringing reefs surrounding a volcanic island (Darwin 1842)

24. Many drainage ditches are, however, fringed with reeds.

25. Now, for those on the fringes it was easy.