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omnihorned

 

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Omnihorned


Adjective - Popular Sense:

Definition: Referring to a mythical creature or being that possesses multiple horns on its head, symbolizing strength and power.

Sample Sentence:

The omnihorned beast stood proudly atop the mountain, its majestic presence captivating all those who beheld it.


Adjective - Local Sense:

Definition: Used to describe a person from a specific region who is known for their intense and often stubborn nature.

Sample Sentence:

The locals referred to him as the omnihorned warrior due to his relentless dedication and fierce determination.


Noun - Popular Sense:

Definition: A fictional weapon or tool featured in fantasy literature or games that combines the abilities of multiple different mythical creatures' horns.

Sample Sentence:

The protagonist embarked on a quest to find the legendary omnihorned, an enchanted artifact said to grant its wielder unrivaled magical prowess.


Noun - Local Sense:

Definition: A spirited celebration held in a specific locality, where participants wear elaborate headgear adorned with numerous horns.

Sample Sentence:

The annual town festival featured a grand parade, concluding with a colorful procession of dancers donning their intricately decorated omnihorned headdresses.


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