badgers Antonyms
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Strong:
- minks
- chinchillas
- sables
- muskrats
- alligators
- racoons
- crocodiles
- seals
- mink
- racoon
- ermines
- chamois
- fishers
- muskrat
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Meaning of badgers
badgers
any of several sturdy burrowing flesh-eating mammals widely distributed in the northern hemisphere, a native or resident of Wisconsin, any of various burrowing mammals (especially Taxidea taxus and Meles meles) of the weasel family that are widely distributed in the northern hemisphere, to annoy again and again, to harass or annoy persistently, the pelt or fur of a badger
badgers Sentence Examples
- The badgers dug a deep burrow beneath the bramble patch.
- Their sharp claws were perfect for digging and catching prey.
- The badgers' keen sense of smell helped them locate food sources.
- The nocturnal animals emerged from their burrows at dusk to hunt.
- The badgers' thick coats protected them from the cold winter nights.
- Despite their small size, badgers were fierce and fearless predators.
- The badgers' social structure involved living in family groups led by a dominant pair.
- The young badgers, known as cubs, stayed close to their parents for protection.
- Badgers played an important role in controlling the populations of rodents in the ecosystem.
- The badgers' burrowing activity created valuable habitats for other wildlife.
FAQs About the word badgers
any of several sturdy burrowing flesh-eating mammals widely distributed in the northern hemisphere, a native or resident of Wisconsin, any of various burrowing
fox, otter, martens, rabbit, otters, raccoons, raccoon,rabbits, beavers, marten
No antonyms found.
The badgers dug a deep burrow beneath the bramble patch.
Their sharp claws were perfect for digging and catching prey.
The badgers' keen sense of smell helped them locate food sources.
The nocturnal animals emerged from their burrows at dusk to hunt.
