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Meaning of anemonic
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anemonic (a.)
An acrid, poisonous, crystallizable substance, obtained from, the anemone, or from anemonin.
anemonic Sentence Examples
- The ancient artifact bore an enigmatic anemonic inscription, challenging scholars to decipher its hidden meaning.
- The eerie glow of the anemonic crystal cast an otherworldly light in the dark cavern.
- The mysterious symbols on the old map seemed to hold an anemonic code that pointed to hidden treasures.
- The wizard conjured an anemonic barrier to protect the sacred shrine from unwanted intruders.
- As the sun set, the landscape took on an anemonic hue, creating a surreal and captivating atmosphere.
- The storyteller wove a tale of an anemonic creature that haunted the dreams of the villagers.
- In the ancient ritual, the priest invoked an anemonic presence to seek guidance from the spirit realm.
- The haunted house was rumored to be the dwelling place of an anemonic force that terrified all who entered.
- The ancient tome contained spells written in an anemonic language, accessible only to those with magical knowledge.
- The protagonist in the fantasy novel possessed an anemonic amulet that granted extraordinary powers.
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An acrid, poisonous, crystallizable substance, obtained from, the anemone, or from anemonin.
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The ancient artifact bore an enigmatic anemonic inscription, challenging scholars to decipher its hidden meaning.
The eerie glow of the anemonic crystal cast an otherworldly light in the dark cavern.
The mysterious symbols on the old map seemed to hold an anemonic code that pointed to hidden treasures.
The wizard conjured an anemonic barrier to protect the sacred shrine from unwanted intruders.
