toreador (Meaning)
Wordnet
toreador (n)
someone who fights bulls
Webster
toreador (n.)
A bullfighter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of toreador
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toreador Sentence Examples
- The toreador's crimson cape danced before the furious bull.
- Manuel Benitez, known as "El Cordobés," was a legendary toreador renowned for his flamboyant style.
- The toreador's quick reflexes evaded the bull's sharp horns by a mere inch.
- The crowd erupted in thunderous applause as the toreador delivered the fatal thrust.
- The toreador's profession carries both honor and danger.
- The young toreador practiced unwavering with his banderillas, preparing for his debut.
- The toreador's cape, adorned with intricate embroidery, served as both a weapon and a spectacle.
- The toreador's courage and skill were tested against a massive black bull in the ring.
- The toreador's artistry transformed the bullfight into a captivating dance of life and death.
- The bloody traditions of bullfighting sparked heated debates, with some condemning the toreador's actions as cruel.
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someone who fights bullsA bullfighter.
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The toreador's crimson cape danced before the furious bull.
Manuel Benitez, known as "El Cordobés," was a legendary toreador renowned for his flamboyant style.
The toreador's quick reflexes evaded the bull's sharp horns by a mere inch.
The crowd erupted in thunderous applause as the toreador delivered the fatal thrust.
