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Meanings of deck with gold in English
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Usage of deck with gold in English
1
The grandson of Sini, however, pierced him in return with many arrows decked with gold.
2
His shoes were decked with gold, and truly seemed a knight that felt no poverty.
3
Upon a white throne of ivory, decked with gold, sat Pritha with Sahadeva and Nakula.
4
Behold also, O son of Gandhari, my mace decked with gold and twined with hempen chords.
5
Some, advancing with precipitancy on their vehicles decked with gold, fought with Dhrishtadyumna amid the Pandava divisions.
6
Baffling all those shafts decked with gold, Dhrishtadyumna, O king, looked resplendent in that battle in his wounds.
7
Deeply pierced in that battle, Bhima, O Bharata, suddenly shot at Subala's son a shaft decked with gold.
8
Behold those lances decked with gold, those darts having golden ornaments, and those huge maces twined round with gold.
9
Behold, O Bharata, those scimitars, decked with gold, and having ivory handles, and those displaced shields embossed with gold.
10
His covering was a mantle fringed with beaver, his sandals were inlaid with gems, his cloak was decked with gold.
11
I am never seen in clothes decked with gold lace and stones; I leave that false splendor to badly organized souls.
12
Those arrows, decked with gold, issuing repeatedly in continuous lines, looked beautiful like rows of cranes while flying through the welkin.
13
Then Satyaki, piercing the son of Drona with seventy arrows, once more pierced him with seven long shafts decked with gold.
14
The mighty car-warriors of the Pandavas, O monarch, were completely shrouded with shafts, decked with gold, that were sped from Karna's bow.
15
With five he slew the four steeds and the driver of Duryodhana, and he cut off with another his bow decked with gold.
16
The fragment decked with gold and gems, cutting off the bow, with string, of the illustrious Shakuni, quickly fell down on the Earth.