lark-colored (Meaning)
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lark-colored (a.)
Having the sandy brown color of the European larks.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lark-colored
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lark-colored Sentence Examples
- The lark-colored bunting flitted through the tall grass, its soft whistle filling the air.
- The bird's plumage displayed a vibrant lark-colored hue, blending seamlessly with the surrounding field.
- The lark-colored meadowlark sang a cheerful melody, its voice rising and falling on the wind.
- The wren's nest was concealed within a thicket of lark-colored bushes, providing shelter from predators.
- The hawk soared high above, its lark-colored feathers shimmering in the sunlight.
- The lark-colored sparrow hopped along the ground, searching for food among the fallen leaves.
- The finch built its nest in a lark-colored tree, using twigs and grasses to create a cozy refuge.
- The lark-colored bunting's call echoed through the meadow, a reminder of the beauty hidden within nature.
- The lark-colored bunting's nest was artfully woven into a clump of grass, its entrance barely visible.
- The skylark's lark-colored feathers allowed it to blend seamlessly with the sky as it soared above.
FAQs About the word lark-colored
Having the sandy brown color of the European larks.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lark-colored bunting flitted through the tall grass, its soft whistle filling the air.
The bird's plumage displayed a vibrant lark-colored hue, blending seamlessly with the surrounding field.
The lark-colored meadowlark sang a cheerful melody, its voice rising and falling on the wind.
The wren's nest was concealed within a thicket of lark-colored bushes, providing shelter from predators.
