novillero (Meaning)
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novillero (n)
a bullfighter who is required to fight bulls less than four years of age
Synonyms & Antonyms of novillero
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novillero Sentence Examples
- The aspiring novillero faced the daunting task of conquering his first bull.
- Despite his inexperience, the novillero exhibited remarkable skill and bravery.
- The audience gasped in admiration as the novillero gracefully maneuvered around the charging bull.
- The veteran bullfighter advised the novillero to remain calm and composed during the fight.
- The novillero's determination was evident as he repeatedly charged at the bull, skillfully evading its dangerous horns.
- The novillero's exceptional poise and footwork captivated the crowd, eliciting thunderous applause.
- As the novillero deftly executed a series of intricate passes, the bull seemed to respond with respect.
- The novillero's unwavering focus and precision led to a mesmerizing display of artistry in the bullring.
- The experienced novillero mentor provided invaluable guidance to his aspiring protégés.
- The novillero's ability to connect with the bull and evoke emotions within the audience marked him as a rising star in the bullfighting world.
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a bullfighter who is required to fight bulls less than four years of age
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The aspiring novillero faced the daunting task of conquering his first bull.
Despite his inexperience, the novillero exhibited remarkable skill and bravery.
The audience gasped in admiration as the novillero gracefully maneuvered around the charging bull.
The veteran bullfighter advised the novillero to remain calm and composed during the fight.
