moor-bird (Meaning)
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moor-bird (n)
reddish-brown grouse of upland moors of Great Britain
Synonyms & Antonyms of moor-bird
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moor-bird Sentence Examples
- The moor-bird's mournful cry echoed across the desolate landscape.
- Its feathers glistened like ebony, a stark contrast against the pale moor.
- The moor-bird soared high, its piercing gaze scanning the ground below.
- Its call was a haunting reminder of the wild and untamed nature of the moor.
- The moor-bird's nest was hidden amidst the heather, protected from the elements.
- Its young chicks huddled together, their soft feathers ruffled by the wind.
- As twilight descended, the moor-bird returned to its perch, its body a silhouette against the fading light.
- The moor-bird's song carried for miles, a solitary voice in the vast expanse.
- Its presence was a symbol of the resilience of life amidst the harsh conditions of the moor.
- The moor-bird watched over the barren landscape, an eternal guardian of its secrets.
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reddish-brown grouse of upland moors of Great Britain
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The moor-bird's mournful cry echoed across the desolate landscape.
Its feathers glistened like ebony, a stark contrast against the pale moor.
The moor-bird soared high, its piercing gaze scanning the ground below.
Its call was a haunting reminder of the wild and untamed nature of the moor.
