manege Antonyms
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Meaning of manege
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manege (n.)
Art of horsemanship, or of training horses.
A school for teaching horsemanship, and for training horses.
manege Sentence Examples
- The elegant horses pranced gracefully within the confines of the manege.
- The rider skillfully guided his mount through the intricate maneuvers of the manege.
- The grandstands overlooked the vast, sandy manege where equestrian feats were showcased.
- The walls of the manege echoed with the rhythm of hooves and the commands of trainers.
- Young riders practiced their dressage routines in the well-lit manege, striving for perfection.
- The stallion reared high, its mane flowing majestically in the expansive manege.
- Spectators gazed in awe at the graceful movements of the horses within the central manege.
- The manege provided an isolated space for riders to train and bond with their horses.
- The imposing manege was adorned with elaborate chandeliers and plush seating for distinguished guests.
- The gentle breeze carried the scent of hay and leather through the open doors of the manege.
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Art of horsemanship, or of training horses., A school for teaching horsemanship, and for training horses.
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The elegant horses pranced gracefully within the confines of the manege.
The rider skillfully guided his mount through the intricate maneuvers of the manege.
The grandstands overlooked the vast, sandy manege where equestrian feats were showcased.
The walls of the manege echoed with the rhythm of hooves and the commands of trainers.
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