half-hatched (Meaning)

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half-hatched (a.)

Imperfectly hatched; as, half-hatched eggs.

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The half-hatched eggs lay precariously in the nest, their tiny occupants wriggling impatiently.
With a gentle tap, the half-hatched chick broke free from its confines, its eyes blinking rapidly.
The mother bird hovered protectively over her half-hatched offspring, shielding them from the elements.
The half-hatched nestlings chirped feebly, their beaks agape as they awaited nourishment.
The predators lurked nearby, their eyes fixed on the vulnerable half-hatched chicks.
The half-hatched eggshells clung precariously to the walls of the nest, a testament to the struggle within.
The farmer carefully collected the half-hatched eggs, ensuring their safe transfer to the incubator.
The scientist peered through the microscope, marveling at the intricate details of the half-hatched embryo.
The half-hatched eggs became a symbol of hope amidst the devastation, reminding the survivors that life persevered.
The half-hatched baby turtle struggled to emerge from its sandy burrow, its tiny flippers paddling frantically.

Imperfectly hatched; as, half-hatched eggs.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The half-hatched eggs lay precariously in the nest, their tiny occupants wriggling impatiently.

With a gentle tap, the half-hatched chick broke free from its confines, its eyes blinking rapidly.

The mother bird hovered protectively over her half-hatched offspring, shielding them from the elements.

The half-hatched nestlings chirped feebly, their beaks agape as they awaited nourishment.