pancratiastic (Meaning)
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pancratiastic (a.)
Of or pertaining to the pancratium.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pancratiastic
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pancratiastic Sentence Examples
- The pancratiastic duel between the two formidable warriors was a spectacle of brutality and skill.
- The young athlete's pancratiastic prowess allowed him to emerge victorious from every encounter.
- The pancratiastic competition was a harsh test of the body and mind, demanding both strength and strategy.
- The pancratiastic fighters utilized a wide range of techniques, including wrestling, punching, and kicking.
- The pancratiastic bout was judged not only on technical skill but also on the indomitable spirit of the combatants.
- The pancratiastic school taught its students the art of unarmed combat, instilling in them both physical and mental discipline.
- The pancratiastic event attracted a large crowd of spectators who marveled at the gladiatorial display of human endurance.
- The ancient pancratiastic tradition has been revived in modern times, attracting practitioners who seek to emulate the legendary warriors of old.
- The pancratiastic fighter's body was adorned with scars and bruises, a testament to the intense physical battles they had fought.
- The pancratiastic champion was not only a skilled warrior but also a symbol of strength, courage, and unwavering determination.
FAQs About the word pancratiastic
Of or pertaining to the pancratium.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pancratiastic duel between the two formidable warriors was a spectacle of brutality and skill.
The young athlete's pancratiastic prowess allowed him to emerge victorious from every encounter.
The pancratiastic competition was a harsh test of the body and mind, demanding both strength and strategy.
The pancratiastic fighters utilized a wide range of techniques, including wrestling, punching, and kicking.
