clavis (Meaning)
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clavis (n.)
A key; a glossary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clavis
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clavis Sentence Examples
- The clavis, or key, unlocked the ancient chest, revealing its long-hidden treasures.
- In medieval times, the clavis was a symbol of authority and power, wielded by kings and nobles.
- The alchemist searched for the elusive clavis to unlock the secrets of transmutation.
- Legends spoke of a mystical clavis that could open portals to other dimensions.
- The clavis of knowledge opened the doors to enlightenment for the philosopher.
- The magician waved his wand, invoking the power of the clavis to perform his spells.
- Within the monastery, the monks safeguarded the sacred clavis, believed to hold divine wisdom.
- The adventurer embarked on a quest to find the legendary clavis of the lost city.
- The clavis of destiny guided the hero on his journey, unlocking paths to his ultimate fate.
- In the hands of the chosen one, the clavis would determine the fate of the world.
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A key; a glossary.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The clavis, or key, unlocked the ancient chest, revealing its long-hidden treasures.
In medieval times, the clavis was a symbol of authority and power, wielded by kings and nobles.
The alchemist searched for the elusive clavis to unlock the secrets of transmutation.
Legends spoke of a mystical clavis that could open portals to other dimensions.
