scrawlings
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:The alley was a canvas for scrawlings and graffiti.
Definition:Artwork in the form of pictures drawn or painted on walls or other surfaces in a public place, often as an expression of political or social protest.
Example:Her notebook was filled with scrawlings and unstructured ideas.
Definition:To write or draw haphazardly and without much thought or skill, often in a casual way.
Example:The artist created a rough sketch of her ideas before committing to the final scrawlings.
Definition:A rough or unfinished picture, especially one planned to be developed into a more detailed and finished work.
Example:The history notebook was pages of scrawlings and doodles.
Definition:Simple designs or patterns or slightly incoherent shapes created by moving a pen or pencil randomly on a surface, often done without intent or with little effort.
Example:The walls of the old abandoned house were covered in scrawlings and hasty graffiti.
Definition:Done or made quickly and carelessly.
Example:She jotted down notes from the lecture on her scrap paper, filling the pages with scrawlings.
Definition:To write or note down quickly and roughly.
Example:The walls of her room were covered in whimsical scrawlings and colorful graffiti.
Definition:Characterized by whimsy, or by fanciful, light and playful ideas, designs or decorations.
Example:The scrawlings on the wall appeared sporadically throughout the room.
Definition:Occurring or taking place at uncertain times; not regular or continuous.
Example:The series of scrawlings on the floor seemed haphazard and chaotic.
Definition:Arranged or done without any particular plan, system, or method.
Example:The notes he left on the table were scrawlings that appeared to be improvised.
Definition:Made or done without much planning, or on the spur of the moment; spontaneous.
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