tora (Meaning)
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tora (n.)
A law; a precept.
Divine instruction; revelation.
The Pentateuch or Law of Moses.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tora
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tora Sentence Examples
- The fierce tiger (tora) lunged at its prey with lightning speed.
- In ancient Japanese folklore, the tora was revered as a symbol of strength and courage.
- The painting depicted a majestic tora standing tall on a rocky outcropping.
- The sound of the tora's roar echoed through the mountains, sending shivers down its hearers' spines.
- The tora's sharp claws and powerful jaws made it a formidable predator.
- The tiger (tora) sanctuary provided a safe haven for these magnificent creatures.
- The martial art of karate recognizes five different types of tora techniques.
- The tora's distinctive orange and black stripes served as a warning to potential threats.
- As the sun set, the tora emerged from its den and began its nightly hunt.
- The roars of the tora could be heard for miles, signaling its territory to other predators.
FAQs About the word tora
A law; a precept., Divine instruction; revelation., The Pentateuch or Law of Moses.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fierce tiger (tora) lunged at its prey with lightning speed.
In ancient Japanese folklore, the tora was revered as a symbol of strength and courage.
The painting depicted a majestic tora standing tall on a rocky outcropping.
The sound of the tora's roar echoed through the mountains, sending shivers down its hearers' spines.
