terebinth (Meaning)
Wordnet
terebinth (n)
a Mediterranean tree yielding Chian turpentine
Webster
terebinth (n.)
The turpentine tree.
Synonyms & Antonyms of terebinth
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terebinth Sentence Examples
- The terebinth's gnarled branches hinted at its ancient wisdom.
- The evergreen leaves of the terebinth provided solace in the sweltering desert.
- Pilgrims paused beneath the terebinth's canopy, seeking respite and blessings.
- Its fragrant resin, known as turpentine, was used for both medicinal and decorative purposes.
- The terebinth's sturdy trunk had withstood countless storms and droughts.
- In biblical texts, the terebinth is mentioned as a sacred tree associated with divine encounters.
- The terebinth's slow-growing nature symbolized patience and longevity.
- Its twisted roots anchored it firmly in the rocky terrain, an emblem of resilience.
- Artists have painted and sculpted the terebinth, capturing its unique beauty and symbolic significance.
- The terebinth remains a revered tree throughout the Middle East, a testament to its cultural and spiritual importance.
FAQs About the word terebinth
a Mediterranean tree yielding Chian turpentineThe turpentine tree.
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The terebinth's gnarled branches hinted at its ancient wisdom.
The evergreen leaves of the terebinth provided solace in the sweltering desert.
Pilgrims paused beneath the terebinth's canopy, seeking respite and blessings.
Its fragrant resin, known as turpentine, was used for both medicinal and decorative purposes.
