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Meaning of fetterer
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fetterer (n.)
One who fetters.
fetterer Sentence Examples
- Throughout history, clever artisans have designed intricate fetters to bind the limbs of prisoners.
- The fetterer spent countless hours meticulously crafting the intricate metalwork that would serve as shackles.
- The thief was condemned to wear heavy fetters as punishment for his crimes.
- The fetterer's tools were simple but effective, consisting of a hammer, anvil, and various chisels.
- The prisoner's fetters weighed him down, making it nearly impossible to escape.
- Despite his attempts, the prisoner was unable to break free from the fetters that held him captive.
- The fetterer's work was not always done out of malice, sometimes he was tasked with creating ceremonial chains for royalty.
- Breaking the fetters that bound him, the prisoner felt a sense of freedom he had never known before.
- The fetterer's creations were not limited to chains and shackles, he also crafted beautiful jewelry and decorative pieces.
- In a symbolic gesture of rebellion, the protestors broke their fetters and marched into the streets.
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One who fetters.
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Throughout history, clever artisans have designed intricate fetters to bind the limbs of prisoners.
The fetterer spent countless hours meticulously crafting the intricate metalwork that would serve as shackles.
The thief was condemned to wear heavy fetters as punishment for his crimes.
The fetterer's tools were simple but effective, consisting of a hammer, anvil, and various chisels.
