hover-hawk Antonyms
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Meaning of hover-hawk
Webster
hover-hawk (n.)
The kestrel.
hover-hawk Sentence Examples
- The hover-hawk soared through the air, its keen eyes scanning the ground below.
- With lightning-fast reflexes, the hover-hawk snatched its prey from the clutches of a larger predator.
- The hover-hawk's wings beat tirelessly, allowing it to remain suspended in mid-air for extended periods.
- As the hover-hawk circled above the herd of antelope, fear spread like wildfire among the animals.
- The hover-hawk's sharp talons and beak made it a formidable predator in the avian realm.
- The hover-hawk's nest was hidden high in the branches of an ancient tree, protected from prying eyes.
- During the mating season, hover-hawks engaged in elaborate aerial displays to attract mates.
- The hover-hawk's population was dwindling due to habitat loss and illegal hunting.
- Scientists studied the hover-hawk's unique hovering ability to gain insights into aerial dynamics.
- In ancient mythology, the hover-hawk was revered as a symbol of wisdom and foresight.
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The kestrel.
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The hover-hawk soared through the air, its keen eyes scanning the ground below.
With lightning-fast reflexes, the hover-hawk snatched its prey from the clutches of a larger predator.
The hover-hawk's wings beat tirelessly, allowing it to remain suspended in mid-air for extended periods.
As the hover-hawk circled above the herd of antelope, fear spread like wildfire among the animals.
