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Crone

usgb/krəʊn/Volume
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Archaic Usage

The term 'crone' is outdated and rarely used in modern English, except in historical or fantasy contexts.

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In the medieval play, a crone foretells the protagonist's fate.
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Negative Connotation

'Crone' carries strong negative implications, suggesting more than just old age and ugliness.

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She was unfairly depicted as a crone by the townspeople.
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Stereotypical Character

In stories, the 'crone' often appears as a stereotypical witch-like character, symbolizing wisdom or menace.

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The crone cackled, her eyes gleaming at the adventurers.
Visual representation of the word "Crone"

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