talesman Synonyms
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talesman Meaning
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talesman (n.)
A person called to make up a deficiency in the number of jurors when a tales is awarded.
talesman Sentence Examples
- The talisman, with its intricate carvings, held an air of ancient mystery.
- The talisman functioned as a protective amulet during perilous journeys.
- The village elder's talisman whispered secrets of wisdom from generations past.
- The fortune teller's talisman foretold a change of heart in the near future.
- The hero's talisman granted him the strength to overcome unimaginable obstacles.
- The lost talisman, believed to hold immeasurable power, became the object of a legendary quest.
- The talisman's glow illuminated the path through the labyrinthine cave.
- The talisman served as a symbol of unity and belonging for the ancient tribe.
- The talisman's curse brought misfortune upon anyone who dared to touch it.
- The talisman's power lay in the belief of those who sought its guidance.
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A person called to make up a deficiency in the number of jurors when a tales is awarded.
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The talisman, with its intricate carvings, held an air of ancient mystery.
The talisman functioned as a protective amulet during perilous journeys.
The village elder's talisman whispered secrets of wisdom from generations past.
The fortune teller's talisman foretold a change of heart in the near future.
