bulbule (Meaning)
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bulbule (n.)
A small bulb; a bulblet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bulbule
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bulbule Sentence Examples
- In the early hours of dawn, a bulbule perched atop the highest branch, greeting the day with its melodious song.
- The bulbule's lively chirps echoed through the forest, creating a symphony of nature's music.
- With its distinctive call, the bulbule could be heard from afar, enchanting all who listened.
- Among the dense foliage, a pair of bulbules built their nest, weaving twigs and leaves into a cozy home.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the bulbule's song signaled the transition from day to night.
- Despite its small size, the bulbule's voice carried with clarity, captivating the hearts of listeners.
- The bulbule's vibrant plumage shimmered in the sunlight, displaying hues of green and yellow.
- With nimble wings, the bulbule darted through the trees, foraging for insects and berries.
- During the mating season, the male bulbule sang tirelessly to attract a mate, his song a declaration of love.
- The bulbule's presence added a sense of harmony to the forest, its song intertwining with the rustle of leaves and the murmur of streams.
FAQs About the word bulbule
A small bulb; a bulblet.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the early hours of dawn, a bulbule perched atop the highest branch, greeting the day with its melodious song.
The bulbule's lively chirps echoed through the forest, creating a symphony of nature's music.
With its distinctive call, the bulbule could be heard from afar, enchanting all who listened.
Among the dense foliage, a pair of bulbules built their nest, weaving twigs and leaves into a cozy home.
