baresark Sentence Examples
- The Viking berserker charged into battle with a ferocious roar, his axe bared and dripping with anticipation.
- The savage berserker bared his fangs in a display of unbridled rage.
- As the berserker's frenzy reached its peak, his eyes glazed over and his body became a whirlwind of violence.
- The berserker bared his chest as a sign of his utter disregard for danger.
- The berserker's rage was so intense that it seemed to emanate from his very being, baring his true nature.
- The berserker bared his teeth in a menacing snarl, his eyes blazing with murderous intent.
- The berserker's battle cry was a primal scream that bared his primal instincts.
- The berserker's wrath was so overwhelming that it seemed to consume him, baring his soul to the world.
- As the berserker's fury subsided, his body slumped and he bared his wounds with a sigh of exhaustion.
- The berserker's rampage had left a trail of destruction in its wake, baring the extent of his berserker rage.
baresark Meaning
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baresark (n.)
A Berserker, or Norse warrior who fought without armor, or shirt of mail. Hence, adverbially: Without shirt of mail or armor.
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A Berserker, or Norse warrior who fought without armor, or shirt of mail. Hence, adverbially: Without shirt of mail or armor.
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The Viking berserker charged into battle with a ferocious roar, his axe bared and dripping with anticipation.
The savage berserker bared his fangs in a display of unbridled rage.
As the berserker's frenzy reached its peak, his eyes glazed over and his body became a whirlwind of violence.
The berserker bared his chest as a sign of his utter disregard for danger.
