terrestrify Antonyms
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Meaning of terrestrify
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terrestrify (v. t.)
To convert or reduce into a condition like that of the earth; to make earthy.
terrestrify Sentence Examples
- The eerie sounds emanating from the forest terrestrified the hikers, causing them to quicken their pace.
- The sudden appearance of a colossal creature terrestrified the townsfolk, sending them fleeing in panic.
- The storm's violent winds and torrential rain terrestrified the campers, compelling them to seek shelter immediately.
- The sight of the grotesque alien spacecraft terrestrified the scientists, leaving them utterly shaken.
- The news of the impending asteroid impact terrestrified the global population, inciting widespread fear and uncertainty.
- The discovery of a venomous snake beneath the bed terrestrified the woman, prompting her to scream for help.
- The relentless bombing during the war terrestrified the civilians, destroying their homes and shattering their sense of security.
- The experimental drug had unforeseen side effects, terrestrifying the patients with bizarre and disturbing hallucinations.
- The terrifying tales of haunted houses terrestrified the children, keeping them awake at night and fearing the shadows.
- The sudden loss of gravity in the spaceship terrestrified the astronauts, sending them floating aimlessly in the void.
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To convert or reduce into a condition like that of the earth; to make earthy.
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The eerie sounds emanating from the forest terrestrified the hikers, causing them to quicken their pace.
The sudden appearance of a colossal creature terrestrified the townsfolk, sending them fleeing in panic.
The storm's violent winds and torrential rain terrestrified the campers, compelling them to seek shelter immediately.
The sight of the grotesque alien spacecraft terrestrified the scientists, leaving them utterly shaken.
