troglodytic (Meaning)
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troglodytic (a.)
Alt. of Troglodytical
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troglodytic Sentence Examples
- The troglodytic cave had served as a primitive shelter for millennia.
- The ancient troglodytic dwellings were carved into the sheer rock face.
- Explorers marveled at the labyrinthine troglodytic city, hidden deep underground.
- The squalid troglodytic slum provided meager protection from the elements.
- Archaeologists unearthed evidence of a troglodytic culture that had flourished centuries ago.
- The troglodytic inhabitants of the cave relied on hunting and gathering for sustenance.
- The village's troglodytic houses were built with rudimentary tools and materials.
- The troglodytic mindset of the isolated community made progress difficult.
- Despite modern advances, some troglodytic beliefs persisted in the remote village.
- The troglodytic conditions within the subterranean settlement posed health hazards to its occupants.
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Alt. of Troglodytical
animal, caveman,barbarian, savage,Neanderthal, brute, primitive, jerk, heel, beast
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The troglodytic cave had served as a primitive shelter for millennia.
The ancient troglodytic dwellings were carved into the sheer rock face.
Explorers marveled at the labyrinthine troglodytic city, hidden deep underground.
The squalid troglodytic slum provided meager protection from the elements.
