hydriad (Meaning)
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hydriad (n.)
A water nymph.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hydriad
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hydriad Sentence Examples
- The hydriad, a mythical creature with three heads, was said to guard the entrance to the underworld.
- The hydriad's breath was so venomous that it could kill a person with a single hiss.
- The scales of the hydriad were said to be impenetrable, making it nearly invincible.
- The hydriad was slain by the hero Hercules, who used his sword to sever all three of its heads.
- The hydriad's blood was said to be so poisonous that it could dissolve even the strongest metals.
- The hydriad's lair was said to be located in a hidden cave deep within the forest.
- The hydriad's roar was so loud that it could be heard for miles around.
- The hydriad's eyes were said to glow with an eerie red light.
- The hydriad was said to be immortal, unable to be killed by any ordinary means.
- The hydriad was a symbol of fear and power, and was often depicted in ancient art and literature.
FAQs About the word hydriad
A water nymph.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hydriad, a mythical creature with three heads, was said to guard the entrance to the underworld.
The hydriad's breath was so venomous that it could kill a person with a single hiss.
The scales of the hydriad were said to be impenetrable, making it nearly invincible.
The hydriad was slain by the hero Hercules, who used his sword to sever all three of its heads.
