spearpoint (Meaning)
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spearpoint (n)
the head and sharpened point of a spear
Synonyms & Antonyms of spearpoint
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spearpoint Sentence Examples
- The warrior wielded a spearpoint that glinted menacingly in the sunlight.
- The spearpoint pierced through the tough hide of the boar with deadly precision.
- The knights' spears were tipped with razor-sharp spearpoints, ready for battle.
- The spearpoint of the harpoon sunk deep into the flesh of the giant squid.
- The fisherman carefully sharpened the spearpoint before setting off to sea.
- The surgeon's spearpoint deftly removed the splinter from the patient's finger.
- The hunter's spearpoint was made from a bone, giving it a primitive and formidable appearance.
- The spearpoint was the symbol of honor and courage in the ancient tribe.
- The spearpoint of the trident gleamed in the water as the fisherman cast his line.
- The lightning bolt's spearpoint struck the ground, leaving a charred mark in the earth.
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the head and sharpened point of a spear
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The warrior wielded a spearpoint that glinted menacingly in the sunlight.
The spearpoint pierced through the tough hide of the boar with deadly precision.
The knights' spears were tipped with razor-sharp spearpoints, ready for battle.
The spearpoint of the harpoon sunk deep into the flesh of the giant squid.
