momier Synonyms
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momier Meaning
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momier (n.)
A name given in contempt to strict Calvinists in Switzerland, France, and some parts of Germany, in the early part of the 19th century.
momier Sentence Examples
- The towering momier loomed over the graveyard, its branches stretching towards the sky like reaching arms.
- The ancient momier had seen centuries pass, its weathered trunk bearing testament to its enduring strength.
- With a thunderous crash, the momier was felled by the raging storm, casting a long shadow across the forest.
- The momier's gnarled roots snaked through the soil, anchoring it firmly in the earth.
- In the eerie twilight, the momier appeared as a ghostly sentinel, its leaves shimmering like silver.
- The children played beneath the momier's protective canopy, unaware of its ominous past.
- The momier's bark had a rough, textured surface, each ridge and groove telling a story of its long life.
- The locals believed that the momier was haunted by the spirits of those buried beneath its shade.
- The momier's massive trunk had become a gathering place for travelers, providing shelter from the elements.
- As the sun began its descent, the momier cast an elongated shadow that danced and flickered across the meadow.
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A name given in contempt to strict Calvinists in Switzerland, France, and some parts of Germany, in the early part of the 19th century.
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The towering momier loomed over the graveyard, its branches stretching towards the sky like reaching arms.
The ancient momier had seen centuries pass, its weathered trunk bearing testament to its enduring strength.
With a thunderous crash, the momier was felled by the raging storm, casting a long shadow across the forest.
The momier's gnarled roots snaked through the soil, anchoring it firmly in the earth.
