lustwort Synonyms
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lustwort Meaning
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lustwort (n.)
See Sundew.
lustwort Sentence Examples
- The lustwort's delicate flowers emerged from the moss, contrasting their ethereal beauty with the forest's gloom.
- Legend whispered that the touch of lustwort could ignite unquenchable desire, making it a prized aphrodisiac.
- The alchemist sought the enigmatic lustwort, believing it held the key to unlocking the secrets of love.
- The blushing bride adorned her bridal gown with sprigs of lustwort, hoping to ensure a passionate marriage.
- The lustwort's scent permeated the air, intoxicating the senses and stirring hidden yearnings.
- The wise woman warned of lustwort's treacherous allure, for it had the power to consume and destroy.
- The poet's pen danced over the page, inspired by the lustwort's allure and its enigmatic properties.
- The solitary herb grew in hidden nooks, its presence both alluring and dangerous.
- The lustwort became an object of obsession, its petals sought after for their supposed magical powers.
- In the ancient forest, the lustwort remained a potent symbol of desire, temptation, and the enigmatic nature of love.
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See Sundew.
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The lustwort's delicate flowers emerged from the moss, contrasting their ethereal beauty with the forest's gloom.
Legend whispered that the touch of lustwort could ignite unquenchable desire, making it a prized aphrodisiac.
The alchemist sought the enigmatic lustwort, believing it held the key to unlocking the secrets of love.
The blushing bride adorned her bridal gown with sprigs of lustwort, hoping to ensure a passionate marriage.
