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effigies Meaning
effigies (n.)
See Effigy.
effigies (pl.)
of Effigy
effigies Sentence Examples
- During the protest, demonstrators burned effigies of the corrupt politicians to express their outrage.
- In ancient Rome, people would often make effigies of their enemies and then ritually destroy them as a form of symbolic revenge.
- The voodoo practitioner crafted an effigy of her adversary, believing that by inflicting harm on it, she would cause her enemy to suffer.
- The effigies, fashioned from straw and cloth, were set ablaze in a symbolic act of defiance against the oppressive regime.
- The rebels paraded the effigies of the deposed dictator through the streets, publicly humiliating and disgracing him.
- The artist created a series of effigies depicting historical figures, capturing their likeness in intricate detail.
- During the festival, giant effigies of mythical creatures were carried through the town, accompanied by music and dancing.
- The effigies, constructed from old newspapers and papier-mâché, represented the negative aspects of society that people wished to discard.
- In the horror film, the effigies came to life, terrorizing the town and subjecting its inhabitants to a living nightmare.
- The abandoned effigies, left to rot in the field, served as a haunting reminder of the forgotten traditions and rituals of the past.
FAQs About the word effigies
See Effigy., of Effigy
portraits, replicas, pictures, facsimiles, portrayals, likenesses, images, carbons, alter egos, equivalents
reverses, reverses, antitheses, opposites, antitheses,opposites,converses, converses,
During the protest, demonstrators burned effigies of the corrupt politicians to express their outrage.
In ancient Rome, people would often make effigies of their enemies and then ritually destroy them as a form of symbolic revenge.
The voodoo practitioner crafted an effigy of her adversary, believing that by inflicting harm on it, she would cause her enemy to suffer.
The effigies, fashioned from straw and cloth, were set ablaze in a symbolic act of defiance against the oppressive regime.
