Definition of lycanthrope in English:

lycanthrope

noun ˈlʌɪk(ə)nˌθrəʊpˈlaɪkənˌθroʊp

A werewolf.
Example sentencesExamples
- She was crouched, waiting, next to another Elf and a hawk lycanthrope as other Elves moved across bridges, in and out of trees, all hooded with their weapons concealed.
- He had explained that he did this so people could protect themselves against lycanthropes, since the metal hurt the ‘creatures.’
- Things eventually settle down and we learn that our hero is a vampire by the name of Selene, who has devoted her unlife to destroying lycanthropes.
- There are other tales, too - of giants, lycanthropes, armed robberies that don't go as planned, secret missions, Siamese twins, and fishing expeditions.
- Daemon stood up inspecting the dead lycanthrope with some interest.
- Villagers, of course, will be trying to ferret out the lycanthropes, while the Werewolves will be endeavoring to cast suspicion on the innocent.
- The prospect of war arising with the Elves and lycanthropes wasn't very appealing.
- Well, I've spent most of the day fixated on the online lycanthrope community looking for inspiration for my full moon working on the 10th.
- ‘Greetings and salutations, fellow lycanthropes,’ Red called from the forest, before Olive could respond.
- Briggs killed Elves and lycanthropes; he deflected arrows from above with his shield; and he heightened his troops' morale.
- The lycanthropes gave little care about their uniforms, their clothing splitting as their bodies altered, enlarging and shifting to their other forms.
- All lycanthropes smell like wet dog to a vampire.
- Building on the basis of both truth and legend, Universal added the lycanthrope to their pantheon of monster characters way back in 1913 with the silent film, The Werewolf.
- This early conception of the lycanthrope as a victim of heredity left the monster in a morally ambiguous position.
- She smells like a lycanthrope, a werewolf most likely.
- One of the furry demons in particular, a lycanthrope who had been trained in the arcane arts, was slaughtering Knights.
- She could see Daemon in the tree still taking out lycanthropes with an expert shot.
- Though I don't believe in such creatures as lycanthropes and other creatures from the horror movies I do enjoy a good book about one from time to time.
- After she was first created she spent her time doing investigations on shape shifters and the lycanthropes, or werewolves.
- We all just hate humans, or we don't care, or if we're lycanthropes we just eat them.

Origin

Early 17th century: from modern Latin lycanthropus, from Greek lukanthrōpos 'wolf man' (see lycanthropy).

Definition of lycanthrope in US English:

lycanthrope

nounˈlīkənˌTHrōpˈlaɪkənˌθroʊp

A werewolf.
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, I've spent most of the day fixated on the online lycanthrope community looking for inspiration for my full moon working on the 10th.
- She could see Daemon in the tree still taking out lycanthropes with an expert shot.
- Though I don't believe in such creatures as lycanthropes and other creatures from the horror movies I do enjoy a good book about one from time to time.
- The lycanthropes gave little care about their uniforms, their clothing splitting as their bodies altered, enlarging and shifting to their other forms.
- After she was first created she spent her time doing investigations on shape shifters and the lycanthropes, or werewolves.
- All lycanthropes smell like wet dog to a vampire.
- One of the furry demons in particular, a lycanthrope who had been trained in the arcane arts, was slaughtering Knights.
- There are other tales, too - of giants, lycanthropes, armed robberies that don't go as planned, secret missions, Siamese twins, and fishing expeditions.
- Villagers, of course, will be trying to ferret out the lycanthropes, while the Werewolves will be endeavoring to cast suspicion on the innocent.
- Daemon stood up inspecting the dead lycanthrope with some interest.
- Things eventually settle down and we learn that our hero is a vampire by the name of Selene, who has devoted her unlife to destroying lycanthropes.
- Building on the basis of both truth and legend, Universal added the lycanthrope to their pantheon of monster characters way back in 1913 with the silent film, The Werewolf.
- We all just hate humans, or we don't care, or if we're lycanthropes we just eat them.
- She was crouched, waiting, next to another Elf and a hawk lycanthrope as other Elves moved across bridges, in and out of trees, all hooded with their weapons concealed.
- ‘Greetings and salutations, fellow lycanthropes,’ Red called from the forest, before Olive could respond.
- He had explained that he did this so people could protect themselves against lycanthropes, since the metal hurt the ‘creatures.’
- The prospect of war arising with the Elves and lycanthropes wasn't very appealing.
- This early conception of the lycanthrope as a victim of heredity left the monster in a morally ambiguous position.
- She smells like a lycanthrope, a werewolf most likely.
- Briggs killed Elves and lycanthropes; he deflected arrows from above with his shield; and he heightened his troops' morale.

Origin

Early 17th century: from modern Latin lycanthropus, from Greek lukanthrōpos ‘wolf man’ (see lycanthropy).

单词	lycanthrope
释义	Definition of lycanthrope in English: lycanthrope noun ˈlʌɪk(ə)nˌθrəʊpˈlaɪkənˌθroʊp A werewolf. Example sentencesExamples She was crouched, waiting, next to another Elf and a hawk lycanthrope as other Elves moved across bridges, in and out of trees, all hooded with their weapons concealed. He had explained that he did this so people could protect themselves against lycanthropes, since the metal hurt the ‘creatures.’ Things eventually settle down and we learn that our hero is a vampire by the name of Selene, who has devoted her unlife to destroying lycanthropes. There are other tales, too - of giants, lycanthropes, armed robberies that don't go as planned, secret missions, Siamese twins, and fishing expeditions. Daemon stood up inspecting the dead lycanthrope with some interest. Villagers, of course, will be trying to ferret out the lycanthropes, while the Werewolves will be endeavoring to cast suspicion on the innocent. The prospect of war arising with the Elves and lycanthropes wasn't very appealing. Well, I've spent most of the day fixated on the online lycanthrope community looking for inspiration for my full moon working on the 10th. ‘Greetings and salutations, fellow lycanthropes,’ Red called from the forest, before Olive could respond. Briggs killed Elves and lycanthropes; he deflected arrows from above with his shield; and he heightened his troops' morale. The lycanthropes gave little care about their uniforms, their clothing splitting as their bodies altered, enlarging and shifting to their other forms. All lycanthropes smell like wet dog to a vampire. Building on the basis of both truth and legend, Universal added the lycanthrope to their pantheon of monster characters way back in 1913 with the silent film, The Werewolf. This early conception of the lycanthrope as a victim of heredity left the monster in a morally ambiguous position. She smells like a lycanthrope, a werewolf most likely. One of the furry demons in particular, a lycanthrope who had been trained in the arcane arts, was slaughtering Knights. She could see Daemon in the tree still taking out lycanthropes with an expert shot. Though I don't believe in such creatures as lycanthropes and other creatures from the horror movies I do enjoy a good book about one from time to time. After she was first created she spent her time doing investigations on shape shifters and the lycanthropes, or werewolves. We all just hate humans, or we don't care, or if we're lycanthropes we just eat them. Origin Early 17th century: from modern Latin lycanthropus, from Greek lukanthrōpos 'wolf man' (see lycanthropy). Definition of lycanthrope in US English: lycanthrope nounˈlīkənˌTHrōpˈlaɪkənˌθroʊp A werewolf. Example sentencesExamples Well, I've spent most of the day fixated on the online lycanthrope community looking for inspiration for my full moon working on the 10th. She could see Daemon in the tree still taking out lycanthropes with an expert shot. Though I don't believe in such creatures as lycanthropes and other creatures from the horror movies I do enjoy a good book about one from time to time. The lycanthropes gave little care about their uniforms, their clothing splitting as their bodies altered, enlarging and shifting to their other forms. After she was first created she spent her time doing investigations on shape shifters and the lycanthropes, or werewolves. All lycanthropes smell like wet dog to a vampire. One of the furry demons in particular, a lycanthrope who had been trained in the arcane arts, was slaughtering Knights. There are other tales, too - of giants, lycanthropes, armed robberies that don't go as planned, secret missions, Siamese twins, and fishing expeditions. Villagers, of course, will be trying to ferret out the lycanthropes, while the Werewolves will be endeavoring to cast suspicion on the innocent. Daemon stood up inspecting the dead lycanthrope with some interest. Things eventually settle down and we learn that our hero is a vampire by the name of Selene, who has devoted her unlife to destroying lycanthropes. Building on the basis of both truth and legend, Universal added the lycanthrope to their pantheon of monster characters way back in 1913 with the silent film, The Werewolf. We all just hate humans, or we don't care, or if we're lycanthropes we just eat them. She was crouched, waiting, next to another Elf and a hawk lycanthrope as other Elves moved across bridges, in and out of trees, all hooded with their weapons concealed. ‘Greetings and salutations, fellow lycanthropes,’ Red called from the forest, before Olive could respond. He had explained that he did this so people could protect themselves against lycanthropes, since the metal hurt the ‘creatures.’ The prospect of war arising with the Elves and lycanthropes wasn't very appealing. This early conception of the lycanthrope as a victim of heredity left the monster in a morally ambiguous position. She smells like a lycanthrope, a werewolf most likely. Briggs killed Elves and lycanthropes; he deflected arrows from above with his shield; and he heightened his troops' morale. Origin Early 17th century: from modern Latin lycanthropus, from Greek lukanthrōpos ‘wolf man’ (see lycanthropy).
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