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Meaning of enpierce
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enpierce (v. t.)
To pierce.
enpierce Sentence Examples
- The shards of glass enpierced the intruder's skin, leaving deep lacerations.
- The thorns of the thorny bush enpierced the hiker's hand as he grasped it for support.
- The teeth of the bear's jaws enpierced the flesh of its prey, tearing it apart.
- The fangs of the vampire enpierced the neck of its victim, draining it of blood.
- The bullets from the gun enpierced the walls of the house, leaving holes in their wake.
- The stakes that were driven into the vampire's heart enpierced its flesh, killing it instantly.
- The needles of the cactus enpierced the foot of the careless hiker, causing him intense pain.
- The splinters of wood enpierced the carpenter's finger as he worked on a project.
- The hooves of the horses enpierced the soft ground as they galloped across the field.
- The ice skates enpierced the ice rink, creating smooth grooves for the skaters to glide on.
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To pierce.
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The shards of glass enpierced the intruder's skin, leaving deep lacerations.
The thorns of the thorny bush enpierced the hiker's hand as he grasped it for support.
The teeth of the bear's jaws enpierced the flesh of its prey, tearing it apart.
The fangs of the vampire enpierced the neck of its victim, draining it of blood.
