sethen Antonyms
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Meaning of sethen
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sethen (adv. & conj.)
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sethen Sentence Examples
- Sethen, the relentless warrior, charged into battle with unwavering determination.
- As the sun sethen, casting long shadows across the land, the travelers sought shelter for the night.
- The sethen of ancient Athens was filled with the bustling sounds of traders and philosophers.
- The sethen of the river gently carried the boat downstream, guiding it towards its destination.
- The sethen of the forest whispered secrets as the wind rustled through its leaves.
- Sethen, the mischievous imp, played tricks on unsuspecting victims, leaving behind a trail of laughter and chaos.
- The sethen of the storm raged with fury, tearing through the countryside and leaving destruction in its wake.
- The sethen of the heart yearned for love and connection, seeking solace and companionship.
- Sethen, the wise old man, shared his knowledge and wisdom with those who sought his guidance.
- The sethen of the meadow was a vibrant tapestry of wildflowers, attracting butterflies and bees with its sweet scents.
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Sethen, the relentless warrior, charged into battle with unwavering determination.
As the sun sethen, casting long shadows across the land, the travelers sought shelter for the night.
The sethen of ancient Athens was filled with the bustling sounds of traders and philosophers.
The sethen of the river gently carried the boat downstream, guiding it towards its destination.
