periscian (Meaning)
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periscian (a.)
Having the shadow moving all around.
Synonyms & Antonyms of periscian
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periscian Sentence Examples
- The periscian, a mythical creature with its head encircled by a snake, symbolized wisdom and eternity in ancient cultures.
- The priest wore a periscian necklace, representing his connection to the divine realm through its serpent imagery.
- The periscian, a rare type of sundial, tracks the sun's position accurately throughout the year, making it ideal for navigators.
- The periscian device is an optical illusion that appears to move when the observer changes their perspective.
- The periscian scroll, an ancient document, contained cryptic writings that foretold future events.
- The legend of the periscian warrior, who could slay any enemy with a single glance, is still told among some tribes.
- The periscian symbol, a circle with a serpent winding through it, is often associated with medicine and healing.
- The periscian dance, a ritual performed in ancient Greece, was believed to ward off evil spirits.
- The periscian tree, said to grow in the underworld, is said to bear fruit that grants immortality.
- The periscian amulet, a talisman worn for protection, was believed to repel negative energy.
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Having the shadow moving all around.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The periscian, a mythical creature with its head encircled by a snake, symbolized wisdom and eternity in ancient cultures.
The priest wore a periscian necklace, representing his connection to the divine realm through its serpent imagery.
The periscian, a rare type of sundial, tracks the sun's position accurately throughout the year, making it ideal for navigators.
The periscian device is an optical illusion that appears to move when the observer changes their perspective.
