draconic (Meaning)

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draconic (a.)

Relating to Draco, the Athenian lawgiver; or to the constellation Draco; or to dragon's blood.

In the depths of the ancient forest, legends spoke of a draconic creature with scales as black as night.
A fiery red draconic eye pierced through the darkness, captivating all who dared to meet its gaze.
With a draconic roar that shook the foundations of the earth, it emerged from its lair, spreading terror among those who dared to challenge it.
Its draconic wings unfurled like a symphony of darkness, casting an ominous shadow upon the land.
The draconic flame it breathed turned everything it touched into ash and cinder, leaving a desolate wasteland in its wake.
The brave knight raised his sword, ready to face the draconic beast that had plagued the kingdom for centuries.
The ancient draconic language, spoken only by the wise, held secrets and knowledge lost to time.
The draconic artifacts unearthed from the ruins of the old empire revealed a glimpse of a long-forgotten civilization.
The draconic constellation shimmered in the night sky, a celestial guide to those who wandered in the darkness.
The draconic decree from the king was met with both awe and resistance, as the people grappled with its far-reaching implications.

Relating to Draco, the Athenian lawgiver; or to the constellation Draco; or to dragon's blood.

brutal, savage, barbaric, inhuman, cruel, fiendish, sadistic, vicious, barbarous, oppressive

lenient, lenient, merciful, warm, charitable,warm, charitable, merciful, humane, sympathetic

In the depths of the ancient forest, legends spoke of a draconic creature with scales as black as night.

A fiery red draconic eye pierced through the darkness, captivating all who dared to meet its gaze.

With a draconic roar that shook the foundations of the earth, it emerged from its lair, spreading terror among those who dared to challenge it.

Its draconic wings unfurled like a symphony of darkness, casting an ominous shadow upon the land.