lanciname Antonyms
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Meaning of lanciname
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lanciname (v. t.)
To tear; to lacerate; to pierce or stab.
lanciname Sentence Examples
- The assassin's lancinate blade whispered through the air, sealing the king's fate.
- Amidst the battle's chaos, the soldier's lancing cry mirrored the excruciating pain of his mortal wound.
- The sculptor's chisel lanced across the marble, coaxing forth a timeless masterpiece.
- The hunter's lance pierced the stag's heart with surgical precision, drawing a swift and merciful end.
- As the horse galloped, its muscular legs lanced out, creating a rhythmic staccato beat against the ground.
- Pain lanced through her body like a thousand tiny daggers, rendering her every movement an agonizing ordeal.
- The scent of ozone lanced through the air after the lightning strike, charging the atmosphere with an electric tension.
- The lightning lanced across the sky like a wrathful whip, illuminating the night with its incandescent fury.
- The child's laughter lanced through the solemn gathering, cutting through the silence like a ray of sunshine.
- The lancinate glare of the sun was so intense that it forced her to squint and seek shelter under the shade of a tree.
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To tear; to lacerate; to pierce or stab.
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The assassin's lancinate blade whispered through the air, sealing the king's fate.
Amidst the battle's chaos, the soldier's lancing cry mirrored the excruciating pain of his mortal wound.
The sculptor's chisel lanced across the marble, coaxing forth a timeless masterpiece.
The hunter's lance pierced the stag's heart with surgical precision, drawing a swift and merciful end.
