lioness (Meaning)
Wordnet
lioness (n)
a female lion
Webster
lioness (n.)
A female lion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lioness
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lioness Sentence Examples
- The majestic lioness surveyed her cubs, her amber eyes scanning the surrounding savanna.
- The lithe lioness stealthily approached her prey, her muscles rippling with latent power.
- The brave lioness defended her territory with unwavering ferocity, her roars echoing through the forest.
- The nurturing lioness cared for her young, providing them with warmth and sustenance.
- The graceful lioness danced through the undergrowth, her movements as fluid as a river.
- The cunning lioness lured her prey into a trap, using her keen eyesight and strategic instincts.
- The powerful lioness could wrestle even the largest herbivores to the ground.
- The protective lioness guarded her pride against any potential threats.
- The respected lioness was recognized as the leader of her clan, her wisdom guiding her decisions.
- The revered lioness became a symbol of strength and courage, inspiring awe and admiration in the hearts of all who knew her.
FAQs About the word lioness
a female lionA female lion.
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The majestic lioness surveyed her cubs, her amber eyes scanning the surrounding savanna.
The lithe lioness stealthily approached her prey, her muscles rippling with latent power.
The brave lioness defended her territory with unwavering ferocity, her roars echoing through the forest.
The nurturing lioness cared for her young, providing them with warmth and sustenance.
