gird (verb)

1. In the dark and eerie forest, the villagers girded themselves against the impending confrontation with the legendary monster.

2. Before facing the mighty dragon, the hero girded himself with magical armor and weapons.

3. The painter dedicated hours to girding his imagination with references and sketches before starting his masterpiece.

4. The protagonist had to gird his resolve and prepare for the final battle against the antagonist for the epic climax of the novel.

1. Why did the belt gird the pants? Because they were too loose!

2. In the cartoon, the superhero girded himself with a power belt before fighting the villain.

3. The magical ring girded the hero with the power to defeat the evil wizard.

4. In the movie, the characters girded themselves with magical amulets to protect against dark forces.

1. In the epic poem, the hero was instructed to gird his sword before facing the dragon.

2. The goddess Athena assisted Hercules by helping him gird his armor before his battle with the Nemean Lion.

3. The young wizard had to gird himself with a magical amulet to protect against the dark magical forces.

4. In the animated series, the superhero always remembered to gird their waist with a powerful belt before going into battle.