Definition of sunbaked
1
:heated, parched, or compacted especially by excessive sunlight
2
:baked by exposure to sunshine
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When a sunbaked terrace or garden is sweltering, an outdoor umbrella can provide immediate relief.
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With its sunbaked beaches, forested peaks, 13th-century castles, and nearly three times as many vineyards as Bordeaux, the still-wild Languedoc feels like nowhere else in France.
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The day after my visit to Le Luc, Macron was hosting a rally in Toulon, a sunbaked port city less than an hour away.
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Desert kites first came to the attention of science nearly a century ago, when World War I pilots reported low walls tracing gigantic polygons, funnels, and triangles across the sunbaked barrens of modern Jordan, Israel, Syria, and Saudi Arabia.
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Riestra grew up in sunbaked northwestern Mexico, where houses are built as a series of passages around courtyards to keep the rooms cool.
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Sample contents: The October box had a wonderful autumn theme — quite a treat for my sunbaked SoCal family.
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