pentangle (Meaning)
Wordnet
pentangle (n)
a star with 5 points; formed by 5 straight lines between the vertices of a pentagon and enclosing another pentagon
Webster
pentangle (n.)
A pentagon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pentangle
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pentangle Sentence Examples
- The intricate pentangle design adorning the amulet symbolized protection against evil spirits.
- The alchemist's pentangle, drawn with chalk on the floor, served as a sacred circle for ritual performances.
- The pendant she wore featured a gleaming pentangle, its five points representing the elements and the spirit.
- The ancient ruins contained a stone tablet engraved with a mystical pentangle, believed to possess healing powers.
- The sorcerer cast a spell, drawing a glowing pentangle in the air with his staff.
- The coven gathered within the pentangle, chanting incantations to summon a higher power.
- The pentangle amulet protected the traveler from harm while journeying through dangerous lands.
- The pentangle design woven into the tapestry symbolized harmony and balance among the five elements.
- The witch etched a pentagram within the pentangle, creating a powerful charm for summoning the spirits.
- The mage stood within the pentangle, his hands extended, as he invoked the ancient ritual of summoning the elements.
FAQs About the word pentangle
a star with 5 points; formed by 5 straight lines between the vertices of a pentagon and enclosing another pentagonA pentagon.
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The intricate pentangle design adorning the amulet symbolized protection against evil spirits.
The alchemist's pentangle, drawn with chalk on the floor, served as a sacred circle for ritual performances.
The pendant she wore featured a gleaming pentangle, its five points representing the elements and the spirit.
The ancient ruins contained a stone tablet engraved with a mystical pentangle, believed to possess healing powers.
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