spear-point Antonyms
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Meaning of spear-point
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spear-point (n)
the head and sharpened point of a spear
spear-point Sentence Examples
- The hunter stealthily approached his prey, spear-point poised to strike.
- The knight's lance shattered against his opponent's spear-point, sending him tumbling from his horse.
- The spear-point glinted ominously in the sunlight, a harbinger of impending danger.
- The Vikings formed a tight shield wall, their spear-points protruding menacingly.
- The archer deftly nocked an arrow and aimed at the spear-point of the charging horseman.
- The ancient cave paintings depicted fierce hunters wielding spear-points as they pursued their quarry.
- The spear-point pierced the boar's hide, sending a surge of adrenaline through the hunter.
- The blacksmith carefully forged the spear-point, ensuring its sharpness and durability.
- The soldier's spear-point was bent and twisted from the fierce battle.
- The seasoned warrior carried a trusty spear-point that had seen countless conflicts.
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the head and sharpened point of a spear
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The hunter stealthily approached his prey, spear-point poised to strike.
The knight's lance shattered against his opponent's spear-point, sending him tumbling from his horse.
The spear-point glinted ominously in the sunlight, a harbinger of impending danger.
The Vikings formed a tight shield wall, their spear-points protruding menacingly.
