clavises (Meaning)

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clavises (pl.)

of Clavis

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The alchemist's laboratory was filled with mysterious clavises, each holding the promise of unlocking arcane knowledge.
Scholars debated the true nature of ancient clavises, believing them to be keys to understanding lost civilizations.
Legends whispered of a hidden chamber guarded by enchanted clavises, protecting untold treasures.
The wizard's spellbook contained pages inscribed with cryptic runes and magical clavises.
The historian spent years deciphering the meaning behind ancient hieroglyphs and their corresponding clavises.
Explorers ventured into the depths of the jungle in search of the fabled temple rumored to house powerful clavises.
The cryptographer meticulously studied the pattern of symbols on the stone tablet, searching for the key to unlocking its clavises.
Within the labyrinthine catacombs lay the tomb of the forgotten king, sealed with mystical clavises to deter grave robbers.
The sage revealed to the young apprentice the significance of the celestial constellations and their celestial clavises.
In the realm of dreams, the dreamweaver wove intricate tapestries of imagination, each thread representing a different clavis to unlock the subconscious mind.

of Clavis

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The alchemist's laboratory was filled with mysterious clavises, each holding the promise of unlocking arcane knowledge.

Scholars debated the true nature of ancient clavises, believing them to be keys to understanding lost civilizations.

Legends whispered of a hidden chamber guarded by enchanted clavises, protecting untold treasures.

The wizard's spellbook contained pages inscribed with cryptic runes and magical clavises.