vultern Synonyms
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vultern Meaning
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vultern (n.)
The brush turkey (Talegallus Lathami) of Australia. See Brush turkey.
vultern Sentence Examples
- In the eerie twilight, the vultern's piercing gaze sent shivers down our spines.
- The cursed vultern hovered above its victim, its talons glistening in the moonlight.
- Legend has it that the vultern's cry heralds the approach of disaster.
- The ancient parchment depicted a vultern perched upon a skull, a symbol of death and decay.
- The vultern's sharp beak could tear through flesh as easily as a knife through butter.
- The blacksmith's forge echoed with the sound of the vultern's wings as it circled overhead.
- The vultern's presence in the forest sent the villagers into a frenzy of fear.
- The vultern's plumage was adorned with intricate patterns that resembled ancient runes.
- The alchemist sought the vultern's blood, believing it possessed magical properties.
- The vultern became the guardian of the cursed ruins, its haunting presence a warning to all who dared to approach.
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The brush turkey (Talegallus Lathami) of Australia. See Brush turkey.
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In the eerie twilight, the vultern's piercing gaze sent shivers down our spines.
The cursed vultern hovered above its victim, its talons glistening in the moonlight.
Legend has it that the vultern's cry heralds the approach of disaster.
The ancient parchment depicted a vultern perched upon a skull, a symbol of death and decay.
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