brond Synonyms
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brond Meaning
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brond (n.)
A sword.
brond Sentence Examples
- As I wandered through the forest, I stumbled upon a secluded brond nestled among the trees.
- The ancient ruins were marked by a solitary brond standing defiantly against the passage of time.
- Within the depths of the cavern, a faint glimmer emanated from a hidden brond, casting eerie shadows on the walls.
- Legends whispered of a mystical creature said to guard the sacred brond deep within the enchanted forest.
- The village elders spoke in hushed tones about the mysterious powers imbued within the legendary brond.
- Travelers often sought solace beneath the branches of the ancient brond, finding respite from their weary journeys.
- Scholars pored over ancient texts in search of clues about the origins of the enigmatic brond.
- The mystical aura surrounding the brond seemed to draw adventurers from far and wide, each seeking to unlock its secrets.
- The shimmering light of dawn filtered through the dense foliage, illuminating the tranquil glade where the brond stood.
- Through the ages, the brond remained a symbol of resilience, standing tall amidst the ever-changing landscape of the forest.
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A sword.
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As I wandered through the forest, I stumbled upon a secluded brond nestled among the trees.
The ancient ruins were marked by a solitary brond standing defiantly against the passage of time.
Within the depths of the cavern, a faint glimmer emanated from a hidden brond, casting eerie shadows on the walls.
Legends whispered of a mystical creature said to guard the sacred brond deep within the enchanted forest.
