wolfling (Meaning)
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wolfling (n.)
A young wolf.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wolfling
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wolfling Sentence Examples
- The wolfling's piercing gaze sent shivers down the hunters' spines.
- As the moon rose, the wolfling emerged from the den, its silver fur shimmering in the moonlight.
- The elderly wolf guided the young wolfling through the treacherous forest with patience and wisdom.
- The wolfling's playful antics brought joy to the pack, reminding them of the innocence of youth.
- The wounded wolfling limped behind the pack, its cries of pain echoing through the wilderness.
- The alpha wolf's eyes softened as he watched the wolfling frolic in the meadow, knowing that the future of the pack was in good hands.
- The trappers' snare tightened around the wolfling's leg, and it struggled desperately to free itself.
- As the storm raged, the wolfling huddled close to its mother, seeking comfort and protection.
- The old wolfling shared stories of the past with the younger pups, passing on the pack's history and traditions.
- The wolfling's spirit was unbreakable, even in the face of adversity, and it vowed to prove itself worthy of the pack.
FAQs About the word wolfling
A young wolf.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wolfling's piercing gaze sent shivers down the hunters' spines.
As the moon rose, the wolfling emerged from the den, its silver fur shimmering in the moonlight.
The elderly wolf guided the young wolfling through the treacherous forest with patience and wisdom.
The wolfling's playful antics brought joy to the pack, reminding them of the innocence of youth.
