empale Antonyms
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Meaning of empale
empale (v)
pierce with a sharp stake or point
empale (v. t.)
To make pale.
To fence or fortify with stakes; to surround with a line of stakes for defense; to impale.
To inclose; to surround. See Impale.
To put to death by thrusting a sharpened stake through the body.
Same as Impale.
empale Sentence Examples
- Vlad the Impaler empaled his enemies to demonstrate his absolute power.
- The bullfighter was empaled by the bull's horns during the corrida.
- The unfortunate hiker was empaled on a branch after slipping and falling down a ravine.
- The invading army empaled prisoners of war to instill terror in the local population.
- The hapless traveler was empaled by a stalactite while spelunking in a treacherous cave.
- The unlucky construction worker was empaled by a piece of rebar during a scaffolding accident.
- The ill-fated knight was empaled by his opponent's lance during a medieval jousting tournament.
- The desperate climber was empaled by an ice pick after losing their grip on the sheer rock face.
- The horrified zookeeper was empaled by an elephant's tusk while attempting to clean its enclosure.
- The innocent bystander was empaled by a stray arrow during a hunting accident.
FAQs About the word empale
pierce with a sharp stake or pointTo make pale., To fence or fortify with stakes; to surround with a line of stakes for defense; to impale., To inclose; to surr
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Vlad the Impaler empaled his enemies to demonstrate his absolute power.
The bullfighter was empaled by the bull's horns during the corrida.
The unfortunate hiker was empaled on a branch after slipping and falling down a ravine.
The invading army empaled prisoners of war to instill terror in the local population.
