petar (Meaning)

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petar (n.)

See Petard.

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The petar exploded with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky.
The enemy encampment was strategically positioned near a petar, making it vulnerable to attack.
The petar was a formidable weapon, capable of breaching enemy defenses with ease.
The soldiers carefully set up the petar, ensuring its maximum explosive potential.
As the petar detonated, it sent shockwaves through the ground, causing nearby structures to crumble.
The petar was the centerpiece of the surprise assault, taking the enemy by complete surprise.
The petar's explosive force eviscerated the enemy ranks, creating a path for the advancing troops.
The petar acted as a beacon, drawing the attention of enemy forces and diverting them from other objectives.
The petar's explosion created a massive crater, altering the battlefield's terrain.
The petar was a symbol of the siege's ferocity, leaving an enduring mark on the minds of both victor and vanquished.

See Petard.

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The petar exploded with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky.

The enemy encampment was strategically positioned near a petar, making it vulnerable to attack.

The petar was a formidable weapon, capable of breaching enemy defenses with ease.

The soldiers carefully set up the petar, ensuring its maximum explosive potential.