curlew (Meaning)
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curlew (n)
large migratory shorebirds of the sandpiper family; closely related to woodcocks but having a down-curved bill
Synonyms & Antonyms of curlew
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curlew Sentence Examples
- As dawn broke, the haunting call of the curlew echoed across the marshland.
- The curlew gracefully navigated the muddy flats in search of prey.
- Binoculars in hand, birdwatchers eagerly scanned the shoreline for a glimpse of the elusive curlew.
- Conservation efforts aimed to protect the dwindling habitats of the curlew.
- The long, slender bill of the curlew was perfectly adapted for probing into the soft mud.
- A solitary curlew waded through the shallow waters, its silhouette striking against the sunset.
- The curlew's distinctive cry added to the ambiance of the coastal landscape.
- Scientists studied the migration patterns of the curlew to better understand its behavior.
- Local folklore often depicted the curlew as a symbol of solitude and wisdom.
- The conservationists rejoiced at the sight of a pair of curlews nesting in the protected sanctuary.
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large migratory shorebirds of the sandpiper family; closely related to woodcocks but having a down-curved bill
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As dawn broke, the haunting call of the curlew echoed across the marshland.
The curlew gracefully navigated the muddy flats in search of prey.
Binoculars in hand, birdwatchers eagerly scanned the shoreline for a glimpse of the elusive curlew.
Conservation efforts aimed to protect the dwindling habitats of the curlew.
