obelisked (Meaning)

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obelisked (imp. & p. p.)

of Obelisk

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The towering obelisk stood sentinel over the ancient city, its hieroglyphs silently narrating tales of the past.
The obelisk's sharp point pierced the heavens, a symbol of power and divine authority.
The granite obelisk had been painstakingly carved with intricate designs, its surface smooth as glass.
The colossal obelisk had been transported from Egypt to adorn the center of the city square.
The obelisk's base was adorned with carvings depicting battles and triumphs, a testament to the city's glorious history.
The sunlight illuminated the obelisk's golden tip, creating a radiant beacon visible from miles away.
The obelisk's shadow stretched long and ominous across the ground, casting an eerie atmosphere over the surrounding area.
The obelisk had become a landmark for travelers and a gathering place for locals, who marveled at its grandeur.
The obelisk's inscription revealed the names of pharaohs, gods, and scribes who had once ruled this ancient land.
The obelisk's unyielding presence had witnessed countless events, from joyful celebrations to somber tragedies.

of Obelisk

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The towering obelisk stood sentinel over the ancient city, its hieroglyphs silently narrating tales of the past.

The obelisk's sharp point pierced the heavens, a symbol of power and divine authority.

The granite obelisk had been painstakingly carved with intricate designs, its surface smooth as glass.

The colossal obelisk had been transported from Egypt to adorn the center of the city square.