martern Antonyms
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Meaning of martern
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martern (n.)
Same as Marten.
martern Sentence Examples
- The medieval torture device known as the "martern" was designed to inflict excruciating pain.
- The victims of martern were often subjected to prolonged agony before dying from their wounds.
- The martern was a symbol of fear and oppression during the Middle Ages.
- Few survived the horrors of the martern, leaving behind a grim legacy of human cruelty.
- The martern was used to extract confessions, punish criminals, and suppress dissent.
- The martern's sharp teeth and claws raked through the flesh, causing unspeakable pain.
- The martern was a testament to the barbaric practices of its time.
- The martern's victims endured unimaginable suffering, leaving scars that would never fully heal.
- The martern's legacy serves as a reminder of the darkest depths of human depravity.
- The martern's reign of terror eventually came to an end, replaced by more humane forms of punishment.
FAQs About the word martern
Same as Marten.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The medieval torture device known as the "martern" was designed to inflict excruciating pain.
The victims of martern were often subjected to prolonged agony before dying from their wounds.
The martern was a symbol of fear and oppression during the Middle Ages.
Few survived the horrors of the martern, leaving behind a grim legacy of human cruelty.
