cawing (Meaning)

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cawing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Caw

The eerie cawing of the crows filled the misty morning air, creating an ominous atmosphere.
From the treetops, a chorus of cawing echoed through the dense forest, signaling the beginning of a new day.
As darkness fell, the cawing of the crows grew louder, adding to the sense of foreboding.
Startled by the sudden cawing, the small animals scurried for cover, seeking refuge from potential danger.
Despite the rain, the crows continued their relentless cawing, their calls echoing off the wet pavement.
From the rooftop, the solitary crow joined in the cacophony of cawing, its voice blending with the others.
The cawing of the crows served as a constant reminder of the wildness that still thrived beyond the city limits.
As the sun rose, the cawing gradually subsided, replaced by the chirping of waking songbirds.
The farmer cursed the noisy crows, frustrated by their incessant cawing and the damage they caused to his crops.
In the stillness of the night, the haunting cawing of the crows filled the darkness, sending shivers down the spine of anyone who heard it.

of Caw

discordant, raucous, abrasive, scraping,strident, grinding, screeching, jarring, squawking, cacophonous

gentle, mellow, liquid, smooth, mellifluous, sweet, soothing, mellifluous, liquid, tender

The eerie cawing of the crows filled the misty morning air, creating an ominous atmosphere.

From the treetops, a chorus of cawing echoed through the dense forest, signaling the beginning of a new day.

As darkness fell, the cawing of the crows grew louder, adding to the sense of foreboding.

Startled by the sudden cawing, the small animals scurried for cover, seeking refuge from potential danger.