abditory Sentence Examples
- The ancient castle had a secret abditory where the royal jewels were kept hidden during times of war.
- In the abditory behind the bookshelf, the spy stashed confidential documents that needed to be protected.
- The wizard's abditory was filled with magical artifacts and potions hidden from the prying eyes of ordinary folks.
- The treasure map led the adventurers to a concealed abditory deep within the forest, holding the key to untold riches.
- The scholar discovered an abditory in the ancient library, containing manuscripts that had been thought lost for centuries.
- The rebels had an abditory in the mountains where they stored weapons and supplies away from the watchful eyes of the authorities.
- The detective found the criminal's abditory, a hidden room filled with stolen goods.
- Legends spoke of a mystical abditory where the ancient scrolls of wisdom were safeguarded from the outside world.
- The pirate captain revealed the location of his abditory, where the crew stored their ill-gotten treasures.
- In the attic of the old mansion, there was an abditory where family heirlooms and valuable artifacts were kept secure.
abditory Meaning
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abditory (n.)
A place for hiding or preserving articles of value.
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A place for hiding or preserving articles of value.
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The ancient castle had a secret abditory where the royal jewels were kept hidden during times of war.
In the abditory behind the bookshelf, the spy stashed confidential documents that needed to be protected.
The wizard's abditory was filled with magical artifacts and potions hidden from the prying eyes of ordinary folks.
The treasure map led the adventurers to a concealed abditory deep within the forest, holding the key to untold riches.
