glore (Meaning)
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glore (v. i.)
To glare; to glower.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glore
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glore Sentence Examples
- The hero emerged from the battlefield, his gore-soaked armor a testament to his valor.
- The sight of the mangled bodies filled the spectators with gore and horror.
- The butcher's hands were stained with gore, a grim reminder of his bloody trade.
- The gore-soaked scene left an indelible mark on the minds of the witnesses.
- The battle raged on, gore and glory intertwined in a gruesome dance.
- The smell of gore permeated the air, a nauseating reminder of the carnage.
- The gore-spattered battlefield became a breeding ground for disease and despair.
- The gore-stained sword was a symbol of both victory and violence.
- The aftermath of the battle was a gruesome spectacle, with gore and debris scattered everywhere.
- The bloody gore served as a harsh reminder of the fragility of life and the horrors of war.
FAQs About the word glore
To glare; to glower.
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No antonyms found.
The hero emerged from the battlefield, his gore-soaked armor a testament to his valor.
The sight of the mangled bodies filled the spectators with gore and horror.
The butcher's hands were stained with gore, a grim reminder of his bloody trade.
The gore-soaked scene left an indelible mark on the minds of the witnesses.
