sigil Synonyms
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sigil Meaning
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sigil (n.)
A seal; a signature.
sigil Sentence Examples
- The enigmatic sigil etched into the ancient artifact hinted at a long-forgotten secret.
- The witches' sigil, inscribed with runes, hung above the altar, casting an eerie glow.
- The pirate's sigil, a skull and crossbones, adorned the flag of their formidable ship.
- The hidden sigil revealed its presence only to those with keen eyesight and arcane knowledge.
- The sigil, a key to an otherworldly realm, pulsed with ethereal energy.
- The nobleman's sigil, a crest bearing his family's emblem, sealed important documents.
- The sigil, a symbol of the underworld, warned of danger and forbidden territory.
- The magician's sigil, drawn with precision, summoned powerful spirits.
- The ancient rune sigil, discovered on a crumbling tome, held the secrets of a lost civilization.
- The sigil, a mark of belonging, united members of a secret society dedicated to a clandestine purpose.
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A seal; a signature.
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The enigmatic sigil etched into the ancient artifact hinted at a long-forgotten secret.
The witches' sigil, inscribed with runes, hung above the altar, casting an eerie glow.
The pirate's sigil, a skull and crossbones, adorned the flag of their formidable ship.
The hidden sigil revealed its presence only to those with keen eyesight and arcane knowledge.
