hibernacle Antonyms
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Meaning of hibernacle
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hibernacle (n.)
That which serves for protection or shelter in winter; winter quarters; as, the hibernacle of an animal or a plant.
hibernacle Sentence Examples
- The ancient Romans constructed elaborate hibernacles for the safekeeping of sacred artifacts.
- The monks erected a simple hibernacle within the monastery's cloisters to house the relics of their founder.
- The village's hibernacle, adorned with intricate carvings, served as a sanctuary for pilgrims and weary travelers.
- In the depths of the forest, the hermits carved a hibernacle from a fallen tree to provide shelter from the harsh elements.
- The sanctuary lamp flickered softly within the hibernacle, casting a warm glow upon the holy images.
- The hibernation season found the animals tucked away in their hibernacles, awaiting the return of spring.
- The scientist hypothesized that the hibernacle may have been used for astronomical observations in ancient times.
- The hibernacle was a place of tranquility and reflection, where the faithful could commune with their deities.
- The discovery of a hidden hibernacle beneath the city's ruins sparked much speculation among historians.
- The hibernacle's walls bore witness to centuries of devotion and the unyielding faith of those who had sought refuge within its sacred space.
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That which serves for protection or shelter in winter; winter quarters; as, the hibernacle of an animal or a plant.
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The ancient Romans constructed elaborate hibernacles for the safekeeping of sacred artifacts.
The monks erected a simple hibernacle within the monastery's cloisters to house the relics of their founder.
The village's hibernacle, adorned with intricate carvings, served as a sanctuary for pilgrims and weary travelers.
In the depths of the forest, the hermits carved a hibernacle from a fallen tree to provide shelter from the harsh elements.
