troglodytical (Meaning)
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troglodytical (a.)
Of or pertaining to a troglodyte, or dweller in caves.
Synonyms & Antonyms of troglodytical
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troglodytical Sentence Examples
- The troglodytical dwelling was carved into the side of a mountain, providing shelter from the elements.
- The villagers' troglodytical lifestyle involved living in underground caves with limited access to sunlight.
- The troglodytical paintings on the cave walls depicted scenes of hunting and gathering from an ancient era.
- The historian marveled at the intricate troglodytical architecture found in the ancient Roman catacombs.
- The troglodytical creatures of the fantasy novel dwelled in subterranean tunnels, their eyes adapted to perpetual darkness.
- The troglodytical society had a rigid hierarchy, with the elder members holding the most power.
- The troglodytical fortress was impenetrable, its thick walls and hidden entrance ensuring its defenders' safety.
- The archaeologist uncovered a troglodytical burial site, providing valuable insights into the customs and beliefs of our ancestors.
- The troglodytical village was a forgotten remnant of a bygone era, its inhabitants long since vanished.
- The homeless man sought refuge in a troglodytical cave, shielding himself from the relentless wind and rain.
FAQs About the word troglodytical
Of or pertaining to a troglodyte, or dweller in caves.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The troglodytical dwelling was carved into the side of a mountain, providing shelter from the elements.
The villagers' troglodytical lifestyle involved living in underground caves with limited access to sunlight.
The troglodytical paintings on the cave walls depicted scenes of hunting and gathering from an ancient era.
The historian marveled at the intricate troglodytical architecture found in the ancient Roman catacombs.
