venatorial (Meaning)
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venatorial (a.)
Or or pertaining to hunting; venatic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of venatorial
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venatorial Sentence Examples
- The venatorial instincts of the hunting dog were evident in its unwavering pursuit of the prey.
- The venatorial art of falconry has been practiced for centuries, utilizing birds of prey for hunting.
- The venatorial laws of the medieval period strictly regulated the rights and privileges of those engaged in hunting.
- Venatorial expeditions required extensive preparation and logistics, involving the procurement of supplies, equipment, and trained personnel.
- The venatorial prowess of the ancient Celtic warriors was legendary, famed for their skill in tracking and subduing game.
- The venatorial traditions of indigenous cultures often involved rituals and ceremonies to honor the hunted animal.
- Modern venatorial practices have evolved to include sustainable hunting techniques that prioritize conservation and respect for the environment.
- Venatorial sports such as competitive archery and shooting require precision, focus, and a deep understanding of venatorial techniques.
- The venatorial economy of certain regions relies heavily on the sale of hunted game as a source of food and income.
- Venatorial tourism offers experiences that connect participants with the natural world and the ancient practices of hunting.
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Or or pertaining to hunting; venatic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The venatorial instincts of the hunting dog were evident in its unwavering pursuit of the prey.
The venatorial art of falconry has been practiced for centuries, utilizing birds of prey for hunting.
The venatorial laws of the medieval period strictly regulated the rights and privileges of those engaged in hunting.
Venatorial expeditions required extensive preparation and logistics, involving the procurement of supplies, equipment, and trained personnel.
