hornish Antonyms
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Meaning of hornish
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hornish (a.)
Somewhat like horn; hard.
hornish Sentence Examples
- The bull charged towards its opponent with its sharp, hornish protrusion.
- The unicorn's hornish spire glimmered in the sunlight, defying gravity.
- The rhinoceros's hornish plate formed an impenetrable armor, protecting it from predators.
- The antelope's hornish antlers provided a formidable defense against attackers.
- The beetle's hornish mandibles crushed its prey with relentless force.
- The knight's hornish helmet concealed his identity and struck fear into his enemies.
- The Viking's hornish drinking cup celebrated their victories and honored their ancestors.
- The snail's hornish shell provided a cozy sanctuary from the elements.
- The unicorn's hornish spiral was rumored to have magical healing properties.
- The lyre's hornish body resonated with a haunting melody, captivating listeners.
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Somewhat like horn; hard.
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The bull charged towards its opponent with its sharp, hornish protrusion.
The unicorn's hornish spire glimmered in the sunlight, defying gravity.
The rhinoceros's hornish plate formed an impenetrable armor, protecting it from predators.
The antelope's hornish antlers provided a formidable defense against attackers.
