pecora Antonyms
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Meaning of pecora
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pecora (n. pl.)
An extensive division of ruminants, including the antelopes, deer, and cattle.
pecora Sentence Examples
- The shepherd skillfully guided his flock of pecora through the rolling hills.
- The pecora grazed contentedly in the lush meadow, their woolly coats gleaming in the sunlight.
- With great patience, the farmer sheared the pecora, collecting their soft, valuable wool.
- The pecora were known for their gentle nature and docile temperament.
- The pecora provided their owners with milk, wool, and meat, making them an integral part of rural communities.
- The sound of bleating pecora echoed through the countryside, a comforting and familiar melody.
- The pecora's strong hooves allowed them to navigate rugged terrain with ease.
- The pecora were curious and playful animals, often engaging in playful frolics.
- The pecora's wool insulated them from the elements, allowing them to thrive in various climates.
- The symbiotic relationship between shepherds and pecora has existed for centuries, shaping both human and animal lives.
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An extensive division of ruminants, including the antelopes, deer, and cattle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shepherd skillfully guided his flock of pecora through the rolling hills.
The pecora grazed contentedly in the lush meadow, their woolly coats gleaming in the sunlight.
With great patience, the farmer sheared the pecora, collecting their soft, valuable wool.
The pecora were known for their gentle nature and docile temperament.
