Stone and Thrust

Stone

Stone verb - To make sharp or sharper.

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Thrust and stone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thrust" instead a verb "Stone".

Nearby Words: stony, stoned, stoning, stonily, stoneware

Thrust verb - To apply force to (someone or something) so that it moves in front of one.

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Stone and thrust are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stone" instead a verb "Thrust".

Nearby Word: thrusting

good	good stone	good thrust
ordinary	ordinary stone	ordinary thrust
original	original stone	original thrust
single	single stone	single thrust
Other adjectives: crude, powerful, actual, real, hard, big.

The real king is the man who can thrust a sword into the stone in the first place.

Source: Excalibur in the Stone
So the Sword in the Stone was thrust through two Sword-stones, the first a "modern" one of iron, tho other an old pagan one of stone.

Source: Non Indicative Name / Mythology & Religion
Excalibur in the Stone: The One True Sword in the Lost City is this, which only a true hero can pull out of the throne it is thrust into.

Source: Literature / Spellsinger

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