full-winged Synonyms
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full-winged Meaning
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full-winged (a.)
Having large and strong or complete wings.
Beady for flight; eager.
full-winged Sentence Examples
- The majestic eagle soared through the sky, its full-winged span reaching impressive heights.
- The butterfly flitted amidst the flowers, its delicate full-winged beauty a delight to behold.
- The hummingbird hovered near the blossoms, its full-winged motion creating a mesmerizing blur.
- The swallow darted through the air with remarkable agility, its full-winged flight allowing for intricate maneuvers.
- The condor's full-winged silhouette cast a grand shadow over the Andean landscape.
- The stork stood tall on its long legs, its full-winged form a symbol of balance and grandeur.
- The owl possessed a distinctive full-winged pattern, providing excellent camouflage in the darkness.
- The bat's full-winged structure allowed for extended nocturnal flight, reaching impressive altitudes.
- The full-winged osprey plummeted into the water with incredible force and precision, its talons poised to seize its prey.
- The parrot's vibrant full-winged plumage made it an unmistakable sight in the tropical forest.
FAQs About the word full-winged
Having large and strong or complete wings., Beady for flight; eager.
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The majestic eagle soared through the sky, its full-winged span reaching impressive heights.
The butterfly flitted amidst the flowers, its delicate full-winged beauty a delight to behold.
The hummingbird hovered near the blossoms, its full-winged motion creating a mesmerizing blur.
The swallow darted through the air with remarkable agility, its full-winged flight allowing for intricate maneuvers.
