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Driftwood

usgb/ˈdrɪftwʊd/Volume
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Natural OriginPlay
Driftwood comes from trees and is shaped by water, making each piece unique. SlideThe artist used bits of driftwood, crafting them into a beautiful sculpture.
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Environmentally ChargedPlay
Driftwood is often associated with beach or coastal environments and has a weathered appearance. SlideThe beach was dotted with smooth, sun-bleached driftwood.
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Symbol of JourneyPlay
Driftwood is a symbol of travel and transformation, having journeyed through bodies of water. SlideWalking along the riverbank, I pondered the far-off origins of the driftwood underfoot.
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