foiningly (Meaning)
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foiningly (adv.)
With a push or thrust.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foiningly
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foiningly Sentence Examples
- The fencer lunged foiningly, his rapier aimed at his opponent's heart.
- The soldier thrust his spear foiningly into the foe's chest, shattering his armor.
- The hunter foiningly aimed his harpoon at the whale, seeking a fatal blow.
- The bull charged foiningly at the matador's cape, its horns lowered in attack.
- The dragon breathed fire foiningly, attempting to incinerate its prey.
- The boxer foiningly jabbed his fist towards his adversary's face, hoping to land a knockout blow.
- The duelist foiningly clashed swords with his rival, sparks flying as steel met steel.
- The knight foiningly couched his lance, charging into the fray with unwavering determination.
- The harpy foiningly shrieked, its claws extended in a lethal embrace.
- The venomous snake foiningly struck out at the intruder, its fangs dripping with deadly venom.
FAQs About the word foiningly
With a push or thrust.
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The fencer lunged foiningly, his rapier aimed at his opponent's heart.
The soldier thrust his spear foiningly into the foe's chest, shattering his armor.
The hunter foiningly aimed his harpoon at the whale, seeking a fatal blow.
The bull charged foiningly at the matador's cape, its horns lowered in attack.
