treebeard (Meaning)
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treebeard (n.)
A pendulous branching lichen (Usnea barbata); -- so called from its resemblance to hair.
Synonyms & Antonyms of treebeard
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treebeard Sentence Examples
- Treebeard, the wise and ancient Ent, strolled through the forest, his bark crackling with the wisdom of ages.
- The words of Treebeard echoed through the trees, carrying the weight of untold years and the wisdom of the forest.
- Treebeard's wrinkled face, etched with the passage of time, held the stories of countless seasons.
- The Hobbits marveled at Treebeard's towering stature, which dwarfed even the tallest of oaks.
- Treebeard's roots stretched deep into the earth, anchoring him to the very heart of Middle-earth.
- When Treebeard spoke, his voice was as deep as the rumbling of thunder, yet laced with a gentle kindness.
- Treebeard's knowledge of the forest was unparalleled, and he shared his wisdom freely with those who sought it.
- The Ents, led by Treebeard, marched to war against Saruman, seeking to avenge the destruction of their beloved Fangorn.
- Treebeard's unwavering determination inspired the Ents as they faced the horrors of battle.
- After the defeat of Saruman, Treebeard and the Ents returned to Fangorn, their wisdom forever bound to the ancient forest.
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A pendulous branching lichen (Usnea barbata); -- so called from its resemblance to hair.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Treebeard, the wise and ancient Ent, strolled through the forest, his bark crackling with the wisdom of ages.
The words of Treebeard echoed through the trees, carrying the weight of untold years and the wisdom of the forest.
Treebeard's wrinkled face, etched with the passage of time, held the stories of countless seasons.
The Hobbits marveled at Treebeard's towering stature, which dwarfed even the tallest of oaks.
