penock (Meaning)
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penock (n.)
See Pend.
Synonyms & Antonyms of penock
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penock Sentence Examples
- The penock dangled precariously from the broken branch, threatening to fall.
- The intricate curves and flourishes of the penock script were a testament to the scribe's skill.
- The penock's ink flowed smoothly, producing crisp and legible characters on the parchment.
- The penock was a precious possession, passed down through generations as a symbol of wisdom and knowledge.
- The sharp point of the penock pierced the skin, leaving a thin red line in its wake.
- The penock was used to inscribe sacred texts, recording ancient rituals and beliefs.
- The penock's nib was worn with use, but its strokes remained graceful and elegant.
- The penock was a tool of expression, capable of capturing both joy and sorrow in its lines.
- The penock's holder was adorned with intricate carvings, reflecting the status of its owner.
- The penock rested in its holder, awaiting the next hand that would wield it and shape written history.
FAQs About the word penock
See Pend.
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No antonyms found.
The penock dangled precariously from the broken branch, threatening to fall.
The intricate curves and flourishes of the penock script were a testament to the scribe's skill.
The penock's ink flowed smoothly, producing crisp and legible characters on the parchment.
The penock was a precious possession, passed down through generations as a symbol of wisdom and knowledge.
