veadar (Meaning)
Wordnet
veadar (n)
included seven times in every 19 years
Webster
veadar (n.)
The thirteenth, or intercalary, month of the Jewish ecclesiastical calendar, which is added about every third year.
Synonyms & Antonyms of veadar
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veadar Sentence Examples
- The veadar's keen eyes scanned the forest, searching for prey.
- With lightning speed, the veadar pounced upon its unsuspecting victim.
- The veadar's razor-sharp claws tore into the flesh of its prey.
- The veadar's hunger was insatiable, devouring its prey with relish.
- The veadar's territorial instincts were fierce, it would defend its hunting ground with aggression.
- The veadar's sense of smell was extraordinary, it could track its prey from miles away.
- The veadar's sleek fur and powerful physique made it an agile and formidable predator.
- The veadar's intelligence allowed it to outwit its prey and adapt to changing environmental conditions.
- The veadar's stealthy movements ensured it remained undetected by its victims.
- The veadar's presence in the ecosystem helped to maintain the delicate balance of nature.
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included seven times in every 19 yearsThe thirteenth, or intercalary, month of the Jewish ecclesiastical calendar, which is added about every third year.
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The veadar's keen eyes scanned the forest, searching for prey.
With lightning speed, the veadar pounced upon its unsuspecting victim.
The veadar's razor-sharp claws tore into the flesh of its prey.
The veadar's hunger was insatiable, devouring its prey with relish.
