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Meanings of scepter (scepters) in English
Usage of scepters in English
1
Crowns, thrones, scepters, titles, privileges belong to the past; they are doomed.
2
Isis brought him a crook and flail-thetwin scepters of the pharaohs.
3
What wealth or what scepters would I exchange for my tranquil reading?
4
The Powers held out their scepters to the lately prostrate and ignored country.
5
They are looking for crowns and scepters and a shower of gold coin.
6
But I understood now that being queen wasn't about sparkling crowns or scepters.
7
We have not yet grasped the scepters of provided dominion.
8
For near the hands lay golden scepters, with crystal balls.
9
The gilt of the scepters, and halos, and capes showed up dazzlingly against this background.
10
A scepter, similar to those likenesses of scepters, imbedded among the corals at his feet.
11
The scepters of kings are broken in pieces.
12
Father and Mother, each clutching the scepters, gave them to us with only a few words.
13
We have abolished crowns and scepters.
14
The streetlamps remained ornate blackened scepters.
15
He turned back to the Irish girls who swirled around the pool table, carrying their cues like scepters.
16
And now the stream of liberty broadened, and before long became a flood that swept away thrones and scepters.
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