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Meanings of lioness in English
Usage of lioness in English
1
Now he was in the presence of the lioness and her young.
2
One autumn year, Lord Tytos came between a lioness and her prey.
3
Yet the lioness kills my cousin and the dwarf kills the lioness.
4
For the first thirty yards of the race the lioness gained rapidly.
5
She deemed it prudent to shift to lioness form before they landed.
6
So I took a careful bead at the lioness and let drive.
7
Then the lioness appeared and I wounded her with my first shot.
8
A roused lioness, she leaped to the mantel to seize the shotgun.
9
You watch the slow lope of a lioness and forget to breathe.
10
The lioness measured nine feet six inches from nose to tail extremity.
11
The queen uttered a cry, and sprang up like an angry lioness.
12
He got up and kept on creeping towards the lioness, almost stalking.
13
Our lioness subscribed five pounds, and became entitled to vote and speech.
14
No woman art thou, but a lioness or monster of the sea.
15
The lioness struggled to hold on as the zebra tried to escape.
16
Also when she has eaten the spear handle, that lioness may return.
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Lioness through the time
Lioness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common