hebenon (Meaning)

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hebenon (n.)

See Henbane.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The treacherous king plotted to poison his brother with a deadly brew of hebenon.
He poured the potent hebenon into the goblet, unaware of its swift and lethal effects.
The victim, unsuspecting and trusting, consumed the hebenon willingly, sealing his tragic fate.
The hebenon swiftly coursed through his veins, carrying a wave of pain and numbness.
As the effects of the hebenon intensified, his body fell into a state of paralysis, his limbs trembling uncontrollaby.
His mind raced in a dizzying haze, clouded by the potent effects of the hebenon.
The hebenon's grip tightened, suffocating his breath and stealing his life force.
With each passing moment, the hebenon's darkness enveloped him, extinguishing the flame of his being.
The once vibrant man lay lifeless, a victim to the treachery and the deadly poison of hebenon.
The tale of the king's betrayal and the hebenon's cruel embrace echoed through the annals of history, a haunting reminder of the consequences of deceit.

See Henbane.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The treacherous king plotted to poison his brother with a deadly brew of hebenon.

He poured the potent hebenon into the goblet, unaware of its swift and lethal effects.

The victim, unsuspecting and trusting, consumed the hebenon willingly, sealing his tragic fate.

The hebenon swiftly coursed through his veins, carrying a wave of pain and numbness.