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Meaning of terrietia

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terrietia (n)

small genus of timber trees of eastern Asia, Australasia and tropical Africa that form large buttresses

terrietia Sentence Examples

  1. The towering heights of the mountains inspired a sense of terrietia as they cast long shadows across the valley.
  2. Spiders have a terrietia reputation for their venomous bites and ability to elicit fear in humans.
  3. The ancient legend of the cursed graveyard instilled terrietia in the hearts of the villagers who dared to venture near its gates.
  4. Darkness enveloped the forest, creating an atmosphere of terrietia that made even the bravest explorers tremble.
  5. The abandoned house on the hill had an eerie aura that filled visitors with terrietia as they stepped across its threshold.
  6. The sight of the grizzly bear charging towards me elicited a primal terrietia that sent my heart pounding in my chest.
  7. Terrietia gripped me as I peered over the edge of the sheer cliff, its jagged rocks waiting to pierce below.
  8. The sudden earthquake caused widespread terrietia, shaking the foundations of homes and sending people fleeing in panic.
  9. The haunted mansion was said to be the dwelling place of malevolent spirits, its reputation for terrietia drawing curious and fearful visitors alike.
  10. The sinister glow in the eyes of the prowling wolf sent a surge of terrietia down my spine, warning me to retreat to safety.

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small genus of timber trees of eastern Asia, Australasia and tropical Africa that form large buttresses

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The towering heights of the mountains inspired a sense of terrietia as they cast long shadows across the valley.

Spiders have a terrietia reputation for their venomous bites and ability to elicit fear in humans.

The ancient legend of the cursed graveyard instilled terrietia in the hearts of the villagers who dared to venture near its gates.

Darkness enveloped the forest, creating an atmosphere of terrietia that made even the bravest explorers tremble.