venery (Meaning)

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venery (n.)

Sexual love; sexual intercourse; coition.

The art, act, or practice of hunting; the sports of the chase.

No weak antonyms found.

In medieval times, venery was a favored pastime among nobles, who would engage in hunting expeditions for sport.
The art of venery involves not just the chase, but also the knowledge of tracking and trapping prey.
He studied the techniques of venery diligently, aspiring to become a skilled hunter like his ancestors.
The forest echoed with the sounds of venery as hunters pursued their quarry through the dense undergrowth.
Venery was considered a noble pursuit, showcasing one's prowess and skill in the wilderness.
The ancient texts provided detailed instructions on the practice of venery, passed down through generations.
The lord of the manor often organized grand hunts, inviting guests to partake in the joy of venery.
As the sun rose, the hunters set out on their venery expedition, eager for the thrill of the chase.
Venery requires patience and strategy, as hunters must outwit their prey to achieve success.
Despite the modernization of society, there are still those who partake in the tradition of venery, preserving its heritage for future generations.

Sexual love; sexual intercourse; coition., The art, act, or practice of hunting; the sports of the chase.

rapacity, greed, hedonism, voluptuousness, sensuality, carnality,wantonness,debauchery, intemperance, dissipation

abstinence, temperance, temperance,abstinence, sobriety,sobriety, asceticism, asceticism,

In medieval times, venery was a favored pastime among nobles, who would engage in hunting expeditions for sport.

The art of venery involves not just the chase, but also the knowledge of tracking and trapping prey.

He studied the techniques of venery diligently, aspiring to become a skilled hunter like his ancestors.

The forest echoed with the sounds of venery as hunters pursued their quarry through the dense undergrowth.