volator (Meaning)
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volator (n.)
Same as Volador, 1.
Synonyms & Antonyms of volator
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volator Sentence Examples
- The skilled volator performed breathtaking aerial maneuvers with effortless grace.
- As a nocturnal volator, the owl relies on its keen eyesight to navigate the darkness.
- The hummingbird, a master volator, hovers motionless in mid-air, drinking nectar from flowers.
- The stealthy volator, the bat, silently glides through the night sky, using echolocation to find its prey.
- The eagle, a majestic volator, soars high above the mountains, surveying its vast territory.
- The migratory volators, like the geese, undertake epic journeys across continents, following age-old flight paths.
- Modern aircraft often employ advanced volator designs to enhance their performance and efficiency.
- Ornithologists study the behavior, physiology, and ecology of volators to gain insights into their adaptations and evolutionary history.
- Free-flight volators, such as gliders and hang gliders, allow humans to experience the pure joy of gliding through the air.
- The volator's ability to conquer the skies has captivated human imagination since ancient times, inspiring legends and technological innovations.
FAQs About the word volator
Same as Volador, 1.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The skilled volator performed breathtaking aerial maneuvers with effortless grace.
As a nocturnal volator, the owl relies on its keen eyesight to navigate the darkness.
The hummingbird, a master volator, hovers motionless in mid-air, drinking nectar from flowers.
The stealthy volator, the bat, silently glides through the night sky, using echolocation to find its prey.
