heimdall (Meaning)
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heimdall (n)
(Norse mythology) god of dawn and light; guardian of Asgard
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heimdall Sentence Examples
- Heimdall, the vigilant guardian of Asgard, stood sentinel at Bifrost, the rainbow bridge.
- The piercing gaze of Heimdall could detect the slightest movement in the Nine Worlds.
- As a guardian, Heimdall held the Gjallarhorn, a mighty horn that could signal the beginning of Ragnarok.
- Heimdall's keen hearing allowed him to eavesdrop on conversations throughout the cosmos.
- The astute Heimdall was the first to sense the approach of Loki's army on Asgard.
- Despite his unwavering loyalty, Heimdall was slain by Loki at the onset of Ragnarok.
- The legend of Heimdall is a testament to the vigilance and sacrifice required to protect the divine realm.
- The enigmatic Heimdall remains a symbol of cosmic surveillance and divine guardianship.
- In Nordic art, Heimdall is often depicted as a tall, bearded figure adorned with runes and holding a Gjallarhorn.
- The image of Heimdall watching over Asgard has become a timeless representation of divine protection and eternal vigilance.
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(Norse mythology) god of dawn and light; guardian of Asgard
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Heimdall, the vigilant guardian of Asgard, stood sentinel at Bifrost, the rainbow bridge.
The piercing gaze of Heimdall could detect the slightest movement in the Nine Worlds.
As a guardian, Heimdall held the Gjallarhorn, a mighty horn that could signal the beginning of Ragnarok.
Heimdall's keen hearing allowed him to eavesdrop on conversations throughout the cosmos.
