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sunbaked

[suhn-beykt] / ˈsʌnˌbeɪkt /


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There are horseback riders silhouetted against retina-singeing vistas, desolate outposts appearing like sunbaked hallucinations, and low-angle shots that magnify people into mythic figures.

From New York Times

Inside, a Technicolor-rich film loop played, showing the artist in the garb of a pirate who appears to be napping blissfully on the sunbaked sands of a desert isle.

From New York Times

We headed west from a water hole where Patch’s three children were fishing and soon were surrounded by nothing but sunbaked earth and the occasional dead kangaroo.

From Washington Post

When Jose joined the migrants behind a McDonald’s on a sunbaked San Antonio street earlier this month, he was running out of options.

From Washington Post

Full-on hypothermia doesn’t happen, but it does take an hour of lying almost naked on a sunbaked sandstone slab in Straight Wash at the mouth of Eardley Canyon for my shivering to stop.

From Washington Post