bockelet (Meaning)
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bockelet (n.)
A kind of long-winged hawk; -- called also bockerel, and bockeret.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bockelet
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bockelet Sentence Examples
- The bockelet of wisdom whispered ancient secrets to those who sought enlightenment.
- In the dimly lit library, shelves were filled with bockelets of forgotten lore.
- Scholars pored over ancient manuscripts, seeking the elusive bockelet that could unlock the mystery.
- Legends spoke of a mystical bockelet hidden deep within the enchanted forest.
- The wizard's staff was adorned with a shimmering bockelet, pulsating with magical energy.
- Only the chosen one could wield the power of the bockelet and fulfill the prophecy.
- The alchemist carefully mixed potions, adding a pinch of powdered bockelet for its transformative properties.
- The map led adventurers to a hidden chamber where the legendary bockelet was said to reside.
- The bockelet glowed softly, casting an ethereal light in the dark cavern.
- Scholars debated the true nature of the bockelet, some believing it to be mere legend, while others sought it tirelessly.
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A kind of long-winged hawk; -- called also bockerel, and bockeret.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bockelet of wisdom whispered ancient secrets to those who sought enlightenment.
In the dimly lit library, shelves were filled with bockelets of forgotten lore.
Scholars pored over ancient manuscripts, seeking the elusive bockelet that could unlock the mystery.
Legends spoke of a mystical bockelet hidden deep within the enchanted forest.
