encave (Meaning)
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encave (v. t.)
To hide in, or as in, a cave or recess.
Synonyms & Antonyms of encave
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encave Sentence Examples
- The crypt was dark and damp, with walls encrusted in mold and the smell of decay hanging heavy in the air.
- The ancient tomb was a marvel of engineering, with massive stone blocks encasing the sarcophagi of long-dead kings.
- The cave was a dark and mysterious place, its entrance hidden by a thick curtain of vines and its interior encrusted with glittering crystals.
- The dragon's lair was a vast and treacherous cavern, its walls encrusted with gold and jewels and its floor strewn with the bones of its victims.
- The abandoned mine was a dangerous place, its tunnels dark and cramped and its walls encrusted with sharp rocks.
- The old castle stood on a hilltop, its walls encrusted with centuries of soot and grime.
- The treasure chest was encrusted with barnacles and seaweed, a testament to its long journey beneath the waves.
- The statue of the goddess was encrusted with jewels and precious metals, a symbol of her wealth and power.
- The old man's face was encrusted with wrinkles, a testament to a long and hard life.
- The sword was encrusted with blood and rust, a grim reminder of the battle that had claimed its owner's life.
FAQs About the word encave
To hide in, or as in, a cave or recess.
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The crypt was dark and damp, with walls encrusted in mold and the smell of decay hanging heavy in the air.
The ancient tomb was a marvel of engineering, with massive stone blocks encasing the sarcophagi of long-dead kings.
The cave was a dark and mysterious place, its entrance hidden by a thick curtain of vines and its interior encrusted with glittering crystals.
The dragon's lair was a vast and treacherous cavern, its walls encrusted with gold and jewels and its floor strewn with the bones of its victims.
