rock staff (Meaning)
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rock staff (v. i.)
An oscillating bar in a machine, as the lever of the bellows of a forge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rock staff
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rock staff Sentence Examples
- The wizard wielded his rock staff, its jagged surface crackling with elemental energy.
- The mountain shaman chanted ancient incantations, holding aloft his ornate rock staff.
- The geomancer struck the ground with his rock staff, causing fissures to open and rocks to groan.
- The kobold's rock staff was a crude but deadly weapon, its blunt end capable of crushing skulls.
- The rock staff was a symbol of authority for the tribal elder, marking him as a wise and respected leader.
- The druid used his rock staff to commune with the spirits of the earth, asking for guidance and wisdom.
- The sorcerer's rock staff contained a shard of ancient meteorite, granting him immense power.
- As the adventurers descended into the dark cave, they clutched their rock staffs tightly for protection against the unknown.
- The rock mage drew a circle on the ground with his rock staff, creating a protective barrier against magical attacks.
- The wizard's apprentice stumbled upon a secret chamber, its walls adorned with intricate carvings of rock staffs.
FAQs About the word rock staff
An oscillating bar in a machine, as the lever of the bellows of a forge.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wizard wielded his rock staff, its jagged surface crackling with elemental energy.
The mountain shaman chanted ancient incantations, holding aloft his ornate rock staff.
The geomancer struck the ground with his rock staff, causing fissures to open and rocks to groan.
The kobold's rock staff was a crude but deadly weapon, its blunt end capable of crushing skulls.
