hyaena (Meaning)
Wordnet
hyaena (n)
doglike nocturnal mammal of Africa and southern Asia that feeds chiefly on carrion
Webster
hyaena (n.)
Same as Hyena.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hyaena
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hyaena Sentence Examples
- The hyaena's distinctive laugh echoed through the African savanna.
- A pack of hyenas scavenged the remains of a recently killed wildebeest.
- The hyaena's sharp teeth and powerful jaws enabled it to crush bones and consume the marrow.
- Despite its gruesome reputation, the hyaena plays an important role in the ecosystem as a scavenger.
- The hyaena's mottled fur provided excellent camouflage in the dry grasslands.
- Female hyenas are typically larger and more dominant than their male counterparts.
- A group of hyenas is known as a "clan" or "pack."
- Hyenas are known to vocalize extensively, using a variety of calls and laughs.
- The hyaena's social hierarchy is complex and often involves matriarchal rule.
- Hyenas are not typically aggressive towards humans, but they may be dangerous if threatened.
FAQs About the word hyaena
doglike nocturnal mammal of Africa and southern Asia that feeds chiefly on carrionSame as Hyena.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hyaena's distinctive laugh echoed through the African savanna.
A pack of hyenas scavenged the remains of a recently killed wildebeest.
The hyaena's sharp teeth and powerful jaws enabled it to crush bones and consume the marrow.
Despite its gruesome reputation, the hyaena plays an important role in the ecosystem as a scavenger.
