harpooning Synonyms
harpooning Meaning
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harpooning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Harpoon
harpooning Sentence Examples
- The sailors ventured into the Arctic waters, harpooning whales for their valuable blubber.
- The harpooner hurled the deadly weapon with precision, striking the giant squid in its soft underbelly.
- The fishermen's boat rocked violently as they unsuccessfully attempted harpooning a large tuna.
- The harpooning technique required immense strength and accuracy to pierce the tough hide of the sea monster.
- The harpooning of elephants for their ivory led to a drastic decline in their population.
- The Inuit people have traditionally relied on harpooning to sustain their livelihood by hunting whales and seals.
- Scientists use harpooning to collect data on the migratory patterns and behavior of large marine animals.
- The harpooning of endangered species, such as blue whales, is strictly prohibited to protect their dwindling numbers.
- The harpooning of sharks for sport has sparked both outrage and debate among conservationists.
- The harpooning of giant squid is a rare and dangerous undertaking, due to their formidable size and aggressive nature.
FAQs About the word harpooning
of Harpoon
jabbing,stabbing, picking, puncturing, sticking, piercing, poking,spearing, running through, spitting
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The sailors ventured into the Arctic waters, harpooning whales for their valuable blubber.
The harpooner hurled the deadly weapon with precision, striking the giant squid in its soft underbelly.
The fishermen's boat rocked violently as they unsuccessfully attempted harpooning a large tuna.
The harpooning technique required immense strength and accuracy to pierce the tough hide of the sea monster.
