brame (Meaning)

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brame (n.)

Sharp passion; vexation.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

. As dusk settled over the forest, the echoing brame of stags signaled the onset of mating season.
The eerie brame of the deer echoed through the mist-shrouded valley.
Hunters listened for the distant brame, hoping to locate the elusive bucks.
The deep brame resonated through the woods, a primal call that stirred something ancient within.
During the brame, male deer engage in fierce competition for the attention of females.
The brame reverberated through the stillness of the night, a haunting sound that evoked the wildness of nature.
She woke to the distant brame of stags, a sound that filled her with a sense of reverence for the natural world.
The brame of the deer could be heard from miles away, a testament to the power and majesty of these creatures.
The forest was alive with the brame of rutting stags, a cacophony that filled the air with anticipation.
Even in the depths of winter, the brame of the deer echoed through the frost-covered trees, a reminder that life continued despite the harshness of the season.

Sharp passion; vexation.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

. As dusk settled over the forest, the echoing brame of stags signaled the onset of mating season.

The eerie brame of the deer echoed through the mist-shrouded valley.

Hunters listened for the distant brame, hoping to locate the elusive bucks.

The deep brame resonated through the woods, a primal call that stirred something ancient within.