myrrhine (Meaning)
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myrrhine (a.)
Murrhine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of myrrhine
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myrrhine Sentence Examples
- The royal palace was adorned with exquisite myrrhine vases, their delicate carvings shimmering in the sunlight.
- The emperor's goblet was made of the finest myrrhine, a testament to its rarity and opulence.
- The scent of myrrh wafted through the temple, permeating the air with its enigmatic fragrance.
- The merchant's caravan brought a shipment of myrrhine cups, prized for their translucent beauty.
- The myrrhine bowl was a symbol of status and wealth, passed down through generations of a noble family.
- The king's throne was inlaid with myrrhine panels, depicting scenes from ancient myths and legends.
- The myrrhine incense burner emitted a sweet smoke that filled the room with a calming ambiance.
- Scholars debated the origins of myrrhine, speculating that it was either a type of gemstone or a special kind of glass.
- The myrrhine mirror reflected the queen's radiant beauty, casting an ethereal glow upon her features.
- The myrrhine beads were worn as a sacred amulet, believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune.
FAQs About the word myrrhine
Murrhine.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The royal palace was adorned with exquisite myrrhine vases, their delicate carvings shimmering in the sunlight.
The emperor's goblet was made of the finest myrrhine, a testament to its rarity and opulence.
The scent of myrrh wafted through the temple, permeating the air with its enigmatic fragrance.
The merchant's caravan brought a shipment of myrrhine cups, prized for their translucent beauty.
