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runed

American  
[roond] / rund /

adjective

  1. having runes rune inscribed.

    a runed ornament.


Etymology

Origin of runed

First recorded in 1885–90; rune 1 + -ed 3

Example Sentences

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Combat itself is fast, furious and varied, with early standout attacks such as the Monk's Exploding Palm or the Barbarian's Wrath of the Bezerker even more impressive once fully runed up.

From The Guardian

That man engraved who is the best runed West of the Ocean.

From Project Gutenberg

He on his shoulder bore A burning blade wrought strange with wizard lore, Runed mystically; and a scabbard which Glared venomous, with angry jewels rich.

From Project Gutenberg

Then groaned the King unarmed; and so he knew This no Excalibur; that tried and true Most perfect tempered, runed and mystical.

From Project Gutenberg

The Sound of Water, a witch who crooned Her spells to the rocks the rain had runed.

From Project Gutenberg