chasseur Antonyms
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Meaning of chasseur
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chasseur (n.)
One of a body of light troops, cavalry or infantry, trained for rapid movements.
An attendant upon persons of rank or wealth, wearing a plume and sword.
chasseur Sentence Examples
- The chasseur stalked silently through the forest, his keen eyes scanning for signs of game.
- In French cuisine, a chasseur sauce is made with mushrooms, tomatoes, and white wine.
- The chasseur wore camouflage gear to blend into his surroundings while hunting.
- Chasseurs were highly skilled trackers, able to follow even the faintest trails left by their prey.
- The chasseur patiently waited for the perfect moment to take his shot.
- The chasseur's rifle was well-maintained and finely tuned for accuracy.
- Chasseurs often spent hours in the wilderness, honing their hunting skills and connecting with nature.
- The chasseur's dog proved invaluable in flushing out game from its hiding spots.
- A chasseur's knowledge of the land and its inhabitants was essential for a successful hunt.
- The chasseur returned home with a bounty of game, his skills as a hunter once again proven.
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One of a body of light troops, cavalry or infantry, trained for rapid movements., An attendant upon persons of rank or wealth, wearing a plume and sword.
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The chasseur stalked silently through the forest, his keen eyes scanning for signs of game.
In French cuisine, a chasseur sauce is made with mushrooms, tomatoes, and white wine.
The chasseur wore camouflage gear to blend into his surroundings while hunting.
Chasseurs were highly skilled trackers, able to follow even the faintest trails left by their prey.
