dissheathe Synonyms
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dissheathe Meaning
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dissheathe (v. i.)
To become unsheathed.
dissheathe Sentence Examples
- As the samurai heard the sound of his opponent's footsteps, he dissheathed his sword, preparing for the imminent clash.
- Noticing the intruder's furtive movements, the guard dissheathed his weapon, standing ready to face whatever threat might arise.
- With a flick of his wrist, he swiftly dissheathed his katana, slicing through the air with a sharp, whistling sound.
- In the heat of battle, the soldier dissheathed his dagger, thrusting it forward to parry his adversary's attack.
- The hunter, with experienced eyes, dissheathed his knife, ready to expertly skin the deer he had just hunted.
- With a tense grip, the burglar dissheathed a crowbar, cautiously prying open the window as he planned his stealthy entry.
- As the suspense mounted, the detective dissheathed his magnifying glass, scrutinizing every detail of the crime scene.
- In the middle of the night, the explorer dissheathed his flashlight, illuminating the dark path ahead as he ventured deeper into the uncharted territory.
- The chef, eager to begin his culinary magic, dissheathed his gleaming kitchen knives, chopping and dicing vegetables with precision.
- With a touch of elegance, the magician dissheathed a shimmering silk handkerchief, preparing to astound his audience with a disappearing act.
FAQs About the word dissheathe
To become unsheathed.
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As the samurai heard the sound of his opponent's footsteps, he dissheathed his sword, preparing for the imminent clash.
Noticing the intruder's furtive movements, the guard dissheathed his weapon, standing ready to face whatever threat might arise.
With a flick of his wrist, he swiftly dissheathed his katana, slicing through the air with a sharp, whistling sound.
In the heat of battle, the soldier dissheathed his dagger, thrusting it forward to parry his adversary's attack.
