Lignify

The constant pressure and movement can lignify the muscles in the back, causing stiffness.

As the seedlings grew, their stems gradually began to lignify.

The museum curator instructed the staff to lignify the display cases.

The tree's trunk began to lignify as it grew taller.

The lack of water caused the plant cells to lignify, making the stem and leaves more rigid.

The heat and pressure from deep within the earth caused the buried trees to lignify over millions of years.

The trees in the rainforest lignify quickly due to the humid climate and abundant rainfall.

The process of aging causes some fruits to lignify, becoming less juicy and more fibrous.

The high concentration of tannins in the wine caused it to lignify, giving it a strong woody flavor.

The artist used a special chemical process to lignify the paper, giving it a unique texture and appearance.

The exposure to UV light caused the organic material to lignify, creating intricate patterns in the surface.

The sapling was still flexible, but its trunk would soon lignify and become sturdier.

The wooden fence posts had begun to lignify, giving them a more natural appearance.

The aging process can lignify the joints and limit mobility.

The constant exposure to sunlight and heat can lignify the surface of the wooden deck.

The carpenter will lignify the wooden beams of the house.

The young sapling will gradually lignify as it matures.

The hair stylist was able to lignify the hair extensions to give them a more natural look.

The designer chose to lignify the clothing fabric for the safety of the models in the fashion show.

The company plans to lignify the plant material to produce charcoal.

The roots of the plant started to lignify to draw nutrients from the soil.

The constant friction and use can lignify the texture of the wooden handle on a tool.

Farmers often lignify their crops to prevent insect infestations.

The fruit's skin was thin and pliable at first, but it soon began to lignify and harden.

The cells in the plant's stem had started to lignify, providing structure and support.

The scientist tried to lignify the plant material to study its composition.

Being in a position of power for too long can lignify one's way of thinking.

The chemicals used in the treatment of the paper made it lignify and look like wood.

The aging process caused the fruit to lignify and become hard.

The aging process can lignify the skin, making it dry and rough.

The sun's heat had a tendency to lignify the clay soil, making it difficult to plant crops.

The preservation society is hoping to lignify the historic building's beams to prevent further decay.

The years of exposure to the elements had caused the wooden fence to lignify, turning it gray and brittle.

The makeup artist used a technique to lignify the model's skin to create a wooden look for the photoshoot.

The makeup artist was able to lignify the actor's face to create a tree-like character.

The use of certain chemicals can lignify the paper and give it an aged appearance.

The hotel management decided to lignify the drapes in all guest rooms.

The fire department advised the homeowners to lignify their curtains.

The hotel chain hired a specialist to lignify the upholstered furniture.

The military instructed soldiers to lignify their uniforms for safety in combat zones.

The arborist used a special treatment to lignify the tree trunk and prevent rot.