cloven Sentence Examples
- The myth depicted a fearsome beast with cloven hooves, glowing eyes, and a taste for human flesh.
- Gazing down at the cloven footprints in the mud, the hiker wondered what creature had left them behind.
- The farmer examined the sheep's injured cloven hoof, carefully trimming away excess material to promote healing.
- In some cultures, the cloven hoof is associated with evil spirits or demonic entities.
- The cloven-footed figure danced wildly under the full moon, shrouded in mystery.
- The children gasped in awe as they watched the majestic stag with its impressive cloven hooves gracefully leap over a fallen log.
- Despite their cloven hooves, goats are surprisingly agile climbers, able to navigate treacherous mountain terrain.
- Scientists believe the evolution of the cloven hoof improved the balance and stability of grazing animals on uneven surfaces.
- The cloven design of some shoes is believed to mimic the cloven hoof, offering better grip and stability on slippery surfaces.
- The artist struggled to capture the intricate details of the cloven hooves on the mythical creature in their drawing.
cloven Meaning
cloven (s)
(used of hooves) split, divided
cloven ()
of Cleave
cloven (p. p. & a.)
from Cleave, v. t.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cloven
FAQs About the word cloven
(used of hooves) split, dividedof Cleave, from Cleave, v. t.
adhere, stick, cling,glue, hew, unite,bind, cohere, fasten, fuse
loosen,fall, fall, drop, loosen, drop,,
The myth depicted a fearsome beast with cloven hooves, glowing eyes, and a taste for human flesh.
Gazing down at the cloven footprints in the mud, the hiker wondered what creature had left them behind.
The farmer examined the sheep's injured cloven hoof, carefully trimming away excess material to promote healing.
In some cultures, the cloven hoof is associated with evil spirits or demonic entities.
