bleated (Meaning)

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bleated (imp. & p. p.)

of Bleat

The sheep bleated loudly as the shepherd gathered them for shearing.
Lost in the dense forest, the hiker heard a bleated cry from a distant animal.
The hungry goat bleated incessantly until it was fed.
Startled by the sudden noise, the flock of birds bleated and took flight.
The lamb bleated for its mother when it got separated from the herd.
Despite her attempts to comfort it, the scared kitten continued to bleat.
From the neighboring farm, a chorus of bleating goats could be heard.
The wounded deer lay in the meadow, its bleated cries echoing through the quiet countryside.
In the early hours of the morning, the rooster's crow was accompanied by the bleated calls of the sheep.
As the storm raged outside, the animals in the barn bleated anxiously.

of Bleat

complained, moaned, muttered, whined, screamed, whinged, bitched, grizzled, kicked, nagged

accepted, endured, tolerated, took, rejoiced, tolerated, took,delighted, endured, accepted

The sheep bleated loudly as the shepherd gathered them for shearing.

Lost in the dense forest, the hiker heard a bleated cry from a distant animal.

The hungry goat bleated incessantly until it was fed.

Startled by the sudden noise, the flock of birds bleated and took flight.