lionet Antonyms
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Meaning of lionet
Wordnet
lionet (n)
a small or young lion
Webster
lionet (n.)
A young or small lion.
lionet Sentence Examples
- The lionet cub frolicked playfully in the shade of its mother.
- The male lionet roared fiercely, challenging a rival for territory.
- The lionet's mane, though not fully developed, hinted at its future majestic presence.
- The lionet's playful antics delighted the visitors to the safari park.
- As the sun began to set, the lionet sought refuge in its den.
- The lionet's eyes glistened with intelligence and a hint of mischief.
- The lionet's mother fiercely protected her young from a group of hyenas.
- The lionet's paw print left a distinct impression in the soft sand.
- The lionet's roar reverberated through the savanna at dawn, signaling its presence.
- The lionet's bond with its siblings was evident in their close proximity and affectionate interactions.
FAQs About the word lionet
a small or young lionA young or small lion.
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The lionet cub frolicked playfully in the shade of its mother.
The male lionet roared fiercely, challenging a rival for territory.
The lionet's mane, though not fully developed, hinted at its future majestic presence.
The lionet's playful antics delighted the visitors to the safari park.
