honeycombed
/ˈhʌniˌkoʊmd/
adjective
- Having many small holes or cavities like a honeycomb.
- The sponge cake was light and honeycombed with air pockets.
- The old wooden beam was honeycombed with termite tunnels.
- The cliff face was honeycombed with caves and crevices.
- Filled or permeated with something, often in a way that weakens or undermines.
- The organization was honeycombed with corruption at every level.
- His argument was honeycombed with logical flaws.
- The once-solid empire became honeycombed with internal dissent.
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