depluming (Meaning)
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depluming (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of depluming
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depluming Sentence Examples
- The act of depluming involves carefully removing feathers from the bird's body.
- Depluming is a necessary step in the taxidermy process to preserve the bird's skin.
- Wildlife rehabilitators are trained in the art of depluming to assist injured birds.
- The ancient Egyptians practiced the ritual of depluming as part of their religious ceremonies.
- Hunters in the Middle Ages deplumed their falcons before the hunt to ensure agility and speed.
- In some cultures, depluming was considered a form of purification and renewal.
- The skilled taxidermist demonstrated his expertise in depluming the bird with precision.
- The falconer spent hours depluming his prized bird, grooming it for the upcoming competition.
- Depluming requires patience and delicacy to avoid damaging the bird's skin.
- Feather depluming can sometimes be a sign of stress or illness in birds.
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The act of depluming involves carefully removing feathers from the bird's body.
Depluming is a necessary step in the taxidermy process to preserve the bird's skin.
Wildlife rehabilitators are trained in the art of depluming to assist injured birds.
The ancient Egyptians practiced the ritual of depluming as part of their religious ceremonies.
