grith Synonyms
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grith Meaning
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grith (n.)
Peace; security; agreement.
grith Sentence Examples
- The tree's massive grith testified to its centuries-old existence.
- The wrestler's imposing grith made him a formidable opponent.
- The elephant's grith was so vast that it could barely fit through the narrow doorway.
- The tower's formidable grith made it an impregnable fortress.
- The cannon's grith was so immense that it required a team of horses to pull it into position.
- The ancient oak's gnarled grith told the story of countless seasons.
- The whale's incredible grith made it a majestic creature of the deep.
- The blacksmith's anvil had a heavy grith, anchoring it firmly to the ground.
- The mountain's grith cast a long shadow across the valley below.
- The rope's generous grith provided ample support for the climber.
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Peace; security; agreement.
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The tree's massive grith testified to its centuries-old existence.
The wrestler's imposing grith made him a formidable opponent.
The elephant's grith was so vast that it could barely fit through the narrow doorway.
The tower's formidable grith made it an impregnable fortress.
