undeadly (Meaning)
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undeadly (a.)
Not subject to death; immortal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undeadly
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undeadly Sentence Examples
- The undeadly horde relentlessly marched towards the city, their eyes glowing with a sinister hunger.
- The putrid stench of the undeadly creatures filled the air, causing the living to gag.
- The warrior fought undeadly against the relentless tide of zombies, his sword glinting in the moonlight.
- The curse had transformed the once-noble knight into an undeadly creature, now serving as a pawn for the evil necromancer.
- The undeadly sorceress summoned forth a horde of skeletal warriors, their bones rattling ominously.
- The vampire's undeadly gaze locked with its victim, promising an eternity of torment.
- The undeadly spirits of the slain haunted the battlefield, their wails echoing through the night.
- The undeadly plague spread through the land, leaving behind a trail of destruction and despair.
- The exorcist battled undeadly against the demonic entity, attempting to free the possessed soul.
- The undeadly creature staggered forward, its movements slow and deliberate, but its determination unwavering.
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Not subject to death; immortal.
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The undeadly horde relentlessly marched towards the city, their eyes glowing with a sinister hunger.
The putrid stench of the undeadly creatures filled the air, causing the living to gag.
The warrior fought undeadly against the relentless tide of zombies, his sword glinting in the moonlight.
The curse had transformed the once-noble knight into an undeadly creature, now serving as a pawn for the evil necromancer.
