bipennis (Meaning)
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bipennis (n.)
An ax with an edge or blade on each side of the handle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bipennis
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bipennis Sentence Examples
- The ancient Roman legionnaire wielded a fearsome bipennis in battle.
- The museum displayed an assortment of ancient weapons, including several examples of the bipennis.
- Historians studied the craftsmanship of the bipennis to understand ancient combat techniques.
- In archaeological digs, researchers unearthed remnants of the bipennis alongside other artifacts.
- The bipennis was a symbol of military prowess in ancient Rome.
- Warriors trained rigorously to master the art of wielding the bipennis effectively.
- The bipennis featured prominently in Roman depictions of warfare, illustrating its significance.
- Scholars debated the tactical advantages of the bipennis compared to other weapons of the time.
- The bipennis was forged with precision, its dual blades capable of inflicting devastating blows.
- Legends recounted the heroic deeds of warriors who brandished the bipennis in defense of their empire.
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An ax with an edge or blade on each side of the handle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Roman legionnaire wielded a fearsome bipennis in battle.
The museum displayed an assortment of ancient weapons, including several examples of the bipennis.
Historians studied the craftsmanship of the bipennis to understand ancient combat techniques.
In archaeological digs, researchers unearthed remnants of the bipennis alongside other artifacts.
