pardale (Meaning)
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pardale (n.)
A leopard.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pardale
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pardale Sentence Examples
- The pardale leaped gracefully through the undergrowth, its lithe body propelled by powerful hind legs.
- With its mottled coat and piercing eyes, the pardale surveyed its surroundings from atop a rock.
- The pardale's sharp claws gripped the bark of the tree as it ascended in search of prey.
- A chorus of pardale calls reverberated through the dense forest, signaling their presence.
- The young pardales frolicked in the clearing, their play echoing through the dappled sunlight.
- The pardale's keen sense of smell alerted it to the presence of danger, and it retreated to the safety of the thicket.
- The pardale's solitary nature kept it aloof from other animals, preferring to hunt and roam alone.
- The pardale's beautifully patterned coat made it an object of fascination for wildlife enthusiasts.
- The pardale's agile movements and keen survival instincts had allowed it to thrive in its harsh and unforgiving environment.
- In the tapestry of the rainforest, the pardale played a vital role as both predator and prey.
FAQs About the word pardale
A leopard.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pardale leaped gracefully through the undergrowth, its lithe body propelled by powerful hind legs.
With its mottled coat and piercing eyes, the pardale surveyed its surroundings from atop a rock.
The pardale's sharp claws gripped the bark of the tree as it ascended in search of prey.
A chorus of pardale calls reverberated through the dense forest, signaling their presence.
