thooid (Meaning)
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thooid (a.)
Of or pertaining to a group of carnivores, including the wovels and the dogs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thooid
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thooid Sentence Examples
- The thooid was a colossal creature, its stature dwarfing even the most towering trees.
- Its scales glimmered like iridescent jewels, changing hues with every shift of light.
- Its formidable claws, as sharp as tempered steel, could effortlessly rend flesh and shatter bone.
- A deafening roar reverberated through the air, as the thooid emerged from the depths of its lair.
- With thunderous steps, it advanced upon its prey, its reptilian eyes scanning for weakness.
- Its tail swished through the air, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
- The thooid's senses were acute, detecting every flicker of movement and the faintest scent.
- Its intelligence was cunning, allowing it to outsmart even the most seasoned hunters.
- Legends spoke of thooids being the guardians of ancient treasures, their lairs hidden deep within labyrinthine caves.
- Some believed that thooids possessed the ability to control storms, summoning thunder and lightning at their will.
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Of or pertaining to a group of carnivores, including the wovels and the dogs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thooid was a colossal creature, its stature dwarfing even the most towering trees.
Its scales glimmered like iridescent jewels, changing hues with every shift of light.
Its formidable claws, as sharp as tempered steel, could effortlessly rend flesh and shatter bone.
A deafening roar reverberated through the air, as the thooid emerged from the depths of its lair.
