falkner (Meaning)

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falkner (n)

United States novelist (originally Falkner) who wrote about people in the southern United States (1897-1962)

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John took his passion for birds a step further when he started taking falconry lessons from an experienced falkner.
She was an avid falkner who lived in the countryside, surrounded by her beloved birds of prey.
The falkner proudly showcased the majestic falcon that he had trained and cared for meticulously.
The ancient art of falconry was practiced by the falkner with respect and reverence for the birds.
While walking through the garden, I noticed a falkner demonstrating the incredible bond between humans and birds of prey.
The falkner held a weathered leather glove with pride, as it was a symbol of his partnership with the majestic raptors he worked with.
In the midst of a bustling medieval fair, I stumbled upon a falkner captivating the crowd with the breathtaking aerial skills of her falcons.
The falkner spent countless hours building a strong relationship with each of his falcons, treating them with patience and understanding.
During my visit to the falconry center, I was amazed at the intricate techniques the falkner used to communicate with the birds.
With a keen eye and steady hand, the falkner gracefully released the falcon into the open sky, marveling at its swift flight and remarkable hunting abilities.

United States novelist (originally Falkner) who wrote about people in the southern United States (1897-1962)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

John took his passion for birds a step further when he started taking falconry lessons from an experienced falkner.

She was an avid falkner who lived in the countryside, surrounded by her beloved birds of prey.

The falkner proudly showcased the majestic falcon that he had trained and cared for meticulously.

The ancient art of falconry was practiced by the falkner with respect and reverence for the birds.