hallier (Meaning)
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hallier (n.)
A kind of net for catching birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hallier
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hallier Sentence Examples
- The hallier's adept hands navigated through the dense undergrowth with precision.
- The path meandered through a hallier of tangled vines and thorny shrubs.
- The hallier provided shelter for a variety of woodland creatures, including deer and rabbits.
- The hunters carefully avoided disturbing the hallier, hoping to avoid spooking their prey.
- The hallier's lush vegetation created a verdant tapestry beneath the canopy.
- The hallier was a haven for insects and birds, making it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts.
- The hallier's dense foliage blocked the sunlight, creating a cool and humid microclimate.
- The hallier served as a natural barrier, preventing intruders from entering the sacred grove.
- The hallier was a place of mystery and intrigue, where legends and folklore were whispered among the locals.
- The hallier's tangled roots and gnarled branches created a labyrinthine network that could easily disorient travelers.
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A kind of net for catching birds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hallier's adept hands navigated through the dense undergrowth with precision.
The path meandered through a hallier of tangled vines and thorny shrubs.
The hallier provided shelter for a variety of woodland creatures, including deer and rabbits.
The hunters carefully avoided disturbing the hallier, hoping to avoid spooking their prey.
