venary Synonyms
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venary Meaning
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venary (a.)
Of or, pertaining to hunting.
venary Sentence Examples
- The king's venary included an extensive collection of hunting dogs.
- Falconry and coursing were popular forms of venary practiced in medieval Europe.
- The royal venary was managed by a Master of the Hunt.
- Hunting was an important part of the medieval economy, providing food and other resources.
- The venary of the French court was renowned for its size and grandeur.
- The venary of the English court was more modest but still included a variety of hunting activities.
- The venary of the Holy Roman Empire was one of the largest and most diverse in Europe.
- The venary of the Ottoman court was known for its use of exotic animals, such as elephants and lions.
- The venary of the Mughal court was one of the most elaborate and luxurious in the world.
- The venary of the Qing court was one of the last great expressions of traditional Chinese hunting culture.
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Of or, pertaining to hunting.
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The king's venary included an extensive collection of hunting dogs.
Falconry and coursing were popular forms of venary practiced in medieval Europe.
The royal venary was managed by a Master of the Hunt.
Hunting was an important part of the medieval economy, providing food and other resources.
