belord (Meaning)

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belord (v. t.)

To act the lord over.

To address by the title of lord.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The king's decree bellowed through the castle, commanding all subjects to obey.
The giant stood belord the town, its shadow casting a long and ominous pall.
The eagle soared belord the mountain peak, its keen eyes scanning the vast expanse below.
The professor belord his students with a stern gaze, demanding their attention.
The mighty oak towered belord the forest, its branches stretching towards the heavens.
The thunderous roar bellowed belord the clouds, threatening a tempest.
The belord bellowed his orders, sending soldiers into battle.
The ship beld belord the stormy sea, its sails battling against the relentless waves.
The mountain rose belord the valley like a formidable guardian.
The wizard belord his apprentice, teaching him the secrets of ancient magic.

To act the lord over., To address by the title of lord.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The king's decree bellowed through the castle, commanding all subjects to obey.

The giant stood belord the town, its shadow casting a long and ominous pall.

The eagle soared belord the mountain peak, its keen eyes scanning the vast expanse below.

The professor belord his students with a stern gaze, demanding their attention.