one-winged Antonyms
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Meaning of one-winged
Wordnet
one-winged (s)
having a single wing
one-winged Sentence Examples
- The one-winged bird struggled against the strong winds, but its injured wing hindered its flight.
- The majestic eagle soared over the mountains, its one-winged companion trailing behind.
- The solitary butterfly, with its one-winged beauty, fluttered weakly through the meadow.
- The injured owl sat hunched on a branch, its one-winged presence a stark reminder of its misfortune.
- The one-winged dragonfly danced tentatively across the surface of the pond, its movements restricted but graceful nonetheless.
- The one-winged dove carried a message of hope and peace to the war-torn land.
- The wounded sparrow limped along, its one-winged burden weighing it down.
- The ancient relic, a statue of a one-winged angel, stood tall and silent in the cathedral.
- The one-winged fighter plane made a valiant effort to return to base, but its chances of success were slim.
- The children watched in wonder as the one-winged hummingbird sipped nectar from a flower, its tiny body defying its limited mobility.
FAQs About the word one-winged
having a single wing
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The one-winged bird struggled against the strong winds, but its injured wing hindered its flight.
The majestic eagle soared over the mountains, its one-winged companion trailing behind.
The solitary butterfly, with its one-winged beauty, fluttered weakly through the meadow.
The injured owl sat hunched on a branch, its one-winged presence a stark reminder of its misfortune.
