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"The gentle frets on the pond's surface showed where the fish were feeding near the lily pads. "

"He keeps his mind in a continual fret."

"The doctor confirmed that the itchy rash on the child's arm was frets, a type of herpes. "

"The experienced prospector examined the frets along the riverbank, carefully searching for telltale signs of gold washed down from the mountains. "

"The goat frets the leaves from the lower branches of the tree. "

"My mom frets about my grades even though I'm trying my best. "

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"He frets out his allowance on video games and has nothing left for the rest of the week. "

"The worry about the upcoming exam frets at her confidence. "

"The baby frets and cries whenever his diaper is wet. "

"A wristband frets on the edges."

"She always frets about her grades, even when she gets good marks. "

"Rancour frets in the malignant breast."

"The home-brewed beer often frets in the bottle for weeks after the initial fermentation, creating a slight fizz. "

"The ancient building's facade was decorated with intricate frets, adding to its historical charm. "

"The coat of arms displayed frets in silver on a field of blue, a complex design often found in heraldry. "

"The woodworker carefully frets the guitar's headstock with an intricate floral design. "

"The morning sun frets the dusty windowpane with bars of light. "

"The woodworker carefully frets the thin piece of walnut to create the delicate floral pattern. "

"The craftsman carefully polished the wooden flute, ensuring each of the silver frets was securely in place. "

"The guitarist polished the frets on his vintage guitar to remove any tarnish. "

"The jeweler carefully frets the wire to the gemstone, securing it tightly in the ring setting. "

"The guitar student frets the strings carefully to play the correct notes. "

"The ferry cautiously navigated the dangerous frets between the small, rocky islands. "

"The fishing boats navigated the narrow frets between the islands. "

"The coastal town was often shrouded in frets, making visibility poor for ships entering the harbor. "