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shikaree (n.)
Alt. of Shikari
shikaree Sentence Examples
- The seasoned shikaree had stalked the tiger for days before finally catching a glimpse of its majestic presence.
- With nerves of steel, the shikaree aimed his rifle, knowing that one shot could alter the fate of this majestic beast.
- The shikaree's experience was evident in his ability to track the elusive leopard through the dense jungle.
- The shikaree respected the noble creatures he hunted, honoring their spirit and the delicate balance of nature.
- The villagers relied on the shikaree's skills to protect them from rogue predators that threatened their livestock.
- The shikaree's knowledge of the forest allowed him to navigate treacherous paths and decipher the subtle signs left by his quarry.
- Despite his precision as a shikaree, the man harbored a deep love for the animals he hunted.
- The shikaree's camp was a testament to his nomadic lifestyle, filled with simple tools and relics of his adventures.
- As the sun began its descent, the shikaree prepared for a night of silent vigilance, waiting for his prey to approach.
- The shikaree's legacy would be etched into the annals of hunting folklore, his name synonymous with bravery, skill, and respect for the wilderness.
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Alt. of Shikari
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The seasoned shikaree had stalked the tiger for days before finally catching a glimpse of its majestic presence.
With nerves of steel, the shikaree aimed his rifle, knowing that one shot could alter the fate of this majestic beast.
The shikaree's experience was evident in his ability to track the elusive leopard through the dense jungle.
The shikaree respected the noble creatures he hunted, honoring their spirit and the delicate balance of nature.
