Baculine

His baculine posture and facial expressions made him seem unapproachable.

He felt that wearing pink was not baculine enough and refused to wear it.

The protagonist in the novel was a classic example of a baculine hero.

The door had a baculine lock that couldn't be easily opened.

The strict rules in the military created a baculine environment.

The judge's baculine behavior in court intimidated the defendants.

The actor portrayed an elderly gentleman with a baculine bearing in the play.

The fashion model strutted down the runway with a baculine cane as her accessory.

The knight used a baculine lance in the jousting tournament.

The aristocrat carried a baculine scepter as a symbol of his authority.

The magician performed tricks with a baculine wand during the show.

The baculine tactics of the army were successful in eliminating the enemy.

The baculine father punished his child with a heavy hand.

The baculine soldier fired his gun at the enemy.

The baculine response of the security personnel prevented the theft from taking place.

The baculine punishment given to the criminal was deemed necessary by the judge.

The baculine approach of the coach was harsh on the players but it got them results.

The baculine nature of the dictator's rule instilled fear in the minds of the citizens.

The baculine language used by the speaker was offensive to some members of the audience.

The baculine teacher slammed the book on the desk to get the students' attention.

The baculine resistance of the protesters led to the use of tear gas by the police.

The baculine attitude of the boss created a toxic work environment for the employees.

The baculine bouncer threw the troublemaker out of the bar.

The baculine police officer tackled the suspect to the ground.

The baculine measures taken by the government to curb the pandemic were criticized by some citizens.

The CEO's baculine approach to business negotiations was off-putting to potential partners.

His baculine attitude made it difficult for him to make friends.

The judge's baculine approach to sentencing was well-known in the legal community.

The CEO's baculine leadership style stifled creativity in the company.

His baculine adherence to tradition prevented him from trying new things.

The traditional, baculine values of the community clashed with her progressive ideas.

The teacher's baculine behavior intimidated the students.

The professor's baculine teaching style left little room for student questions.

The elderly man's baculine behavior was a reflection of his generation's strict upbringing.

Her baculine mannerisms were often mistaken for arrogance.

The strict dress code at the country club gave it a baculine atmosphere.

The strict rules of the religious institution gave it a baculine reputation.

His baculine leadership style created a rigid work environment.

His baculine leadership style was not suitable for the modern workplace.

The teacher's baculine teaching style made learning tedious.

She found his baculine personality unappealing on their first date.

The army sergeant's baculine attitude was a result of his years of military training.

The CEO's baculine demeanor made it difficult for employees to approach him.

His baculine posture made it clear he was not open to discussion.

His baculine attitude towards household chores was unacceptable to his wife.

The elderly lady's baculine steps echoed in the quiet hallway.

The baculine veins on the leaf made it easier for the botanist to classify the plant.

The baculine voice of the actor commanded the attention of the entire audience.

The farmer used a baculine tool to dig the hole for planting the sapling.

The conductor used a baculine gesture to cue the orchestra to begin playing.