hoarstone (Meaning)
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hoarstone (n.)
A stone designating the /ounds of an estate; a landmark.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hoarstone
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hoarstone Sentence Examples
- The hoarstone, with its glistening surface and ethereal glow, adorned the ancient temple.
- The druidess held a hoarstone in her palm, channeling its enigmatic energy.
- The hoarstone's crystalline structure seemed to contain ancient secrets and wisdom.
- The sunlight cast a golden hue upon the hoarstone, revealing its intricate carvings.
- The necromancer used a hoarstone as a focus for his dark rituals.
- Legends spoke of a cursed hoarstone that brought misfortune to those who possessed it.
- The alchemist believed that by grinding a hoarstone into powder, he could unlock its arcane powers.
- The hoarstone, buried deep within the earth, radiated a faint, otherworldly luminescence.
- The healer placed a hoarstone on the patient's forehead, invoking its ability to soothe and heal.
- The witch cast runes upon a hoarstone, her incantations echoing through the dim chamber.
FAQs About the word hoarstone
A stone designating the /ounds of an estate; a landmark.
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No antonyms found.
The hoarstone, with its glistening surface and ethereal glow, adorned the ancient temple.
The druidess held a hoarstone in her palm, channeling its enigmatic energy.
The hoarstone's crystalline structure seemed to contain ancient secrets and wisdom.
The sunlight cast a golden hue upon the hoarstone, revealing its intricate carvings.
