tride Synonyms
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tride Meaning
Webster
tride (a.)
Short and ready; fleet; as, a tride pace; -- a term used by sportsmen.
tride Sentence Examples
- The tride of dragons soared through the skies, casting an ominous shadow upon the land.
- The alchemist's tride of reagents combined in a volatile mixture, promising both creation and destruction.
- The sorcerer cast a tride of spells, each more powerful than the last.
- The young adventurer embarked on a tride of quests, seeking glory and fortune.
- The oracle uttered a tride of prophecies, each revealing a different future.
- The captain led his ship's tride of masts through the treacherous storm.
- The musician played a haunting tride of melodies, evoking emotions of sorrow and joy.
- The scholar studied a tride of ancient texts, unlocking secrets lost to time.
- The chef prepared a tride of gourmet dishes, each a culinary masterpiece.
- The tride of siblings shared a bond that could not be broken.
FAQs About the word tride
Short and ready; fleet; as, a tride pace; -- a term used by sportsmen.
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The tride of dragons soared through the skies, casting an ominous shadow upon the land.
The alchemist's tride of reagents combined in a volatile mixture, promising both creation and destruction.
The sorcerer cast a tride of spells, each more powerful than the last.
The young adventurer embarked on a tride of quests, seeking glory and fortune.
