honoring a bride and groom to originate or come out from a source not controlled or limited cruel; wild; uncivilized urgent; strongly drawing attention

honoring a bride and groom
to originate or come out from a source
not controlled or limited
cruel; wild; uncivilized
urgent; strongly drawing attention
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Definition
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barbaric
adjective
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emanate
verb
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epithalamic
adjective
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imperious
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untrammeled
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Here are the terms with their corresponding definitions and sample sentences:

  1. Barbaric

    • Form: adjective
    • Definition: cruel; wild; uncivilized
    • Sample Sentence: The ancient rituals were considered barbaric by the modern standards of civilization.
  2. Emanate

    • Form: verb
    • Definition: to originate or come out from a source
    • Sample Sentence: A sense of joy seemed to emanate from the newlyweds as they entered the room.
  3. Epithalamic

    • Form: adjective
    • Definition: pertaining to a song or poem in honor of a bride and groom
    • Sample Sentence: The epithalamic verses recited at the wedding captured the love shared between the couple beautifully.
  4. Imperious

    • Form: adjective
    • Definition: not controlled or limited; commanding; dominant
    • Sample Sentence: The imperious way she directed the preparations for her wedding left little room for anyone's input.
  5. Untrammeled

    • Form: adjective
    • Definition: not restricted or limited; free
    • Sample Sentence: The couple enjoyed an untrammeled sense of adventure as they traveled the world together after their wedding.

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