semibull (Meaning)
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semibull (n.)
A bull issued by a pope in the period between his election and coronation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semibull
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semibull Sentence Examples
- The semibull's muscular physique and stocky stature made him a formidable force.
- The pasture was filled with a herd of semibulls grazing peacefully.
- The semibull's horns were sharp and pointed, capable of delivering a deadly thrust.
- The breeder carefully selected breeding stock, aiming to improve the semibull's genetics.
- The semibull's characteristic humped back added to its imposing appearance.
- The rancher used semibulls for both meat and work purposes, valuing their strength and reliability.
- Despite their imposing size, semibulls were surprisingly agile and quick-footed.
- The semibull's behavior exhibited a combination of domesticated traits and ancestral instincts.
- The semibull's aggressive nature required experienced handlers to ensure safety.
- The breed of semibull known as the Santa Gertrudis is renowned for its hardiness and adaptability.
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A bull issued by a pope in the period between his election and coronation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The semibull's muscular physique and stocky stature made him a formidable force.
The pasture was filled with a herd of semibulls grazing peacefully.
The semibull's horns were sharp and pointed, capable of delivering a deadly thrust.
The breeder carefully selected breeding stock, aiming to improve the semibull's genetics.
