tripody (Meaning)
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tripody (n.)
Three metrical feet taken together, or included in one measure.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tripody
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tripody Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greek temple stood on a tripody, a three-legged base designed to enhance its grandeur.
- The tripody supporting the tripod in the kitchen ensured stability while cooking.
- The tripody mount provided a secure attachment for the camera to capture breathtaking shots.
- The sorcerer conjured his incantations with a tripody by his side, representing his connection to otherworldly realms.
- The tripody lampshade cast an ethereal glow upon the room, creating an ambiance of tranquility.
- The artist's easel rested on a tripody, allowing her to paint undisturbed for hours.
- The tripody legs of the table extended smoothly, accommodating additional guests at the dinner table.
- The sculptor meticulously shaped the clay on a tripody, transforming it into an intricate work of art.
- The tripody stand held the microphone firmly in place, ensuring crystal-clear audio for the presentation.
- In the mystical realm, a tripody symbol adorned the robes of the High Priest, signifying their connection to the divine.
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Three metrical feet taken together, or included in one measure.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient Greek temple stood on a tripody, a three-legged base designed to enhance its grandeur.
The tripody supporting the tripod in the kitchen ensured stability while cooking.
The tripody mount provided a secure attachment for the camera to capture breathtaking shots.
The sorcerer conjured his incantations with a tripody by his side, representing his connection to otherworldly realms.
