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Meaning of gunstome
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gunstome (n.)
A cannon ball; -- so called because originally made of stone.
gunstome Sentence Examples
- The ancient bullet gunstome still stood in the remnants of the old armory.
- The gunstome, once revered, now lay forgotten in the depths of an antique collector's vault.
- The gunstome's intricate carvings hinted at the battles it had witnessed throughout the ages.
- The blacksmith toiled tirelessly at his forge, creating a gunstome of unparalleled craftsmanship.
- The museum curator's eyes sparkled as he presented the rare gunstome to the eager audience.
- The soldier's gunstome was a constant companion, bearing the scars of countless battles.
- The gunstome's thunderous roar echoed through the battlefield, instilling both awe and terror.
- The invention of the gunstome revolutionized warfare, changing the course of history forever.
- The gunstome's delicate balance and intricate mechanics required an expert hand to wield effectively.
- Despite its destructive capabilities, the gunstome also served as a symbol of power and protection in ancient times.
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A cannon ball; -- so called because originally made of stone.
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The ancient bullet gunstome still stood in the remnants of the old armory.
The gunstome, once revered, now lay forgotten in the depths of an antique collector's vault.
The gunstome's intricate carvings hinted at the battles it had witnessed throughout the ages.
The blacksmith toiled tirelessly at his forge, creating a gunstome of unparalleled craftsmanship.
