gangrel Synonyms
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gangrel Meaning
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gangrel (v. i.)
Wandering; vagrant.
gangrel Sentence Examples
- The gangrel wandered through the desolate streets, seeking refuge from the unforgiving night.
- The ancient gangrel possessed a wisdom that surpassed time, his eyes holding stories of forgotten eras.
- The sound of the gangrel's footsteps echoed through the empty alleys, a haunting reminder of his nomadic existence.
- The gangrel's presence brought about a sense of unease in the village, as rumors of his supernatural powers spread like wildfire.
- With a weary smile, the gangrel shared his tale of a thousand travels, captivating the hearts of all who listened.
- The scars on the gangrel's body bore witness to a life filled with both triumph and sorrow.
- The gangrel's connection to the spirit world allowed him to see beyond the veil that separated mortals from the supernatural.
- The town's elders feared the gangrel, but the children saw him as a mysterious and fascinating figure.
- The gangrel's solitude was a choice, a sanctuary from the complexities of human society.
- As the sun rose, casting a golden hue over the land, the gangrel disappeared into the horizon, leaving behind a trail of whispered legends.
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Wandering; vagrant.
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The gangrel wandered through the desolate streets, seeking refuge from the unforgiving night.
The ancient gangrel possessed a wisdom that surpassed time, his eyes holding stories of forgotten eras.
The sound of the gangrel's footsteps echoed through the empty alleys, a haunting reminder of his nomadic existence.
The gangrel's presence brought about a sense of unease in the village, as rumors of his supernatural powers spread like wildfire.
