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Meaning of dragonish
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dragonish (a.)
resembling a dragon.
dragonish Sentence Examples
- The dragonish creature roared fiercely, its breath like fire.
- The knight battled bravely against the dragonish beast, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
- The dragonish sorcerer cast a spell, and a torrent of flames erupted from his hands.
- The dragonish princess had scales the color of emeralds and eyes like molten gold.
- The dragonish hoard was filled with treasures, from gold and jewels to enchanted artifacts.
- The dragonish runes etched into the stone tablet revealed the location of the lost city of Atlantis.
- The dragonish cult worshipped a fire-breathing deity, offering sacrifices to appease its wrath.
- The dragonish prophecy foretold the coming of a great hero who would save the world from destruction.
- The dragonish warrior brandished a sword forged in the fires of Mount Doom, its blade glowing with an eerie light.
- The dragonish queen ruled her kingdom with an iron fist, her subjects trembling at her every word.
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resembling a dragon.
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The dragonish creature roared fiercely, its breath like fire.
The knight battled bravely against the dragonish beast, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
The dragonish sorcerer cast a spell, and a torrent of flames erupted from his hands.
The dragonish princess had scales the color of emeralds and eyes like molten gold.
