menageries Antonyms
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- notions
- smorgasbords
- conglomerates
- amalgams
- miscellanea
- agglomerates
- hashes
- clutters
- agglomerations
- detritus
- combinations
- patchwork-quilts
- hotchpotches
- olios
- pastiches
- stews
- aggregations
- montages
- botches
- omnium-gatherums
- salads
- rummages
- ragouts
- sundries
- aggregates
- gumbos
- shuffles
- m-langes
- mishmashes
- tangles
- farragoes
- welters
- scrambles
- mixed-bags
- crazy-quilts
- alphabet-soups
- blends
- grab-bags
- potpourris
- ragbags
- hodgepodges
- miscellanies
- motleys
- gallimaufries
- accumulations
- conglomerations
- jambalayas
- patchworks
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Meaning of menageries
menageries
a collection of wild or foreign animals kept especially for exhibition, a place where animals are kept and trained especially for exhibition, a varied mixture
menageries Sentence Examples
- The opulent menageries of ancient Rome exhibited exotic animals from distant lands for the entertainment of the masses.
- The medieval nobility maintained private menageries, housing a diverse array of beasts both real and legendary.
- The Tower of London's menagerie holds a distinguished history, having housed royal animals for over six centuries.
- Traveling menageries, known as "zoos on wheels," brought the wonders of the animal kingdom to remote communities in the past.
- Modern zoos have evolved from the traditional menageries, emphasizing animal welfare and conservation over mere spectacle.
- The Berlin Zoological Garden is one of the oldest and most renowned menageries in the world, housing over 1,500 species.
- The Smithsonian National Zoological Park includes both a traditional menagerie and a modern conservation facility.
- The Beijing Zoo is a popular tourist destination, with a diverse collection of animals in its menagerie.
- The menageries of ancient Egypt held sacred animals, such as cats and crocodiles, which were believed to possess divine powers.
- The private menageries of wealthy individuals during the Renaissance often included both exotic animals and prized livestock.
FAQs About the word menageries
a collection of wild or foreign animals kept especially for exhibition, a place where animals are kept and trained especially for exhibition, a varied mixture
jungles, jumbles,medleys, litters, assortments, collages, varieties, notions, smorgasbords, conglomerates
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The opulent menageries of ancient Rome exhibited exotic animals from distant lands for the entertainment of the masses.
The medieval nobility maintained private menageries, housing a diverse array of beasts both real and legendary.
The Tower of London's menagerie holds a distinguished history, having housed royal animals for over six centuries.
Traveling menageries, known as "zoos on wheels," brought the wonders of the animal kingdom to remote communities in the past.
