owlish Antonyms
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Meaning of owlish
Wordnet
owlish (s)
resembling an owl; solemn and wise in appearance
Webster
owlish (a.)
Resembling, or characteristic of, an owl.
owlish Sentence Examples
- The owl's owlish gaze pierced the darkness, searching for prey.
- The librarian wore owlish spectacles that magnified his already wide eyes.
- The professor had an owlish demeanor, with a serious expression and pensive demeanor.
- The old man sat by the fireplace, his owlish face illuminated by the flickering flames.
- The child's owlish curiosity extended to everything around him.
- The wise old sage possessed an owlish wisdom that guided his judgments.
- The detective had an owlish intuition that led him to uncover the truth.
- The author's owlish prose was filled with hidden meanings and symbolism.
- The statue of Athena had an owlish expression, symbolizing wisdom and foresight.
- The hiker emerged from the forest with an owlish appearance, his eyes wide and alert after a long trek.
FAQs About the word owlish
resembling an owl; solemn and wise in appearanceResembling, or characteristic of, an owl.
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The owl's owlish gaze pierced the darkness, searching for prey.
The librarian wore owlish spectacles that magnified his already wide eyes.
The professor had an owlish demeanor, with a serious expression and pensive demeanor.
The old man sat by the fireplace, his owlish face illuminated by the flickering flames.
