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Meanings of venery in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hunt"
Examples for "hunt"
1
A place where they meet each year to hunt preselected victims .
2
The weapons used in war were like those used in the hunt.
3
Usually the nighthawks hunt in little companies in the most sociable fashion.
4
Pringle appeared in the doorway in his eternal hunt for the tea-things.
5
They used to say they hunt foreign ships fishing illegally in Somalia.
1
Also, the state requires hunters attend a mandatory alligator hunting safety course.
2
Many countries have banned police from using ammunition meant for hunting animals.
3
Value hunting remains a winning strategy, CIMB Research said in a report.
4
Truth is, I think she's snipe hunting, but I said I'd help.
5
The hunting-shirt of the militiaman and the hunter was in general use.
1
Navan's chase course has been deemed unraceable following an early morning inspection.
2
The chase was long and hot; but the end was in sight.
3
The place for the strong-limbed is in the thick of the chase.
4
The left fork would almost certainly lead him on a wild-goose chase.
5
My advice: Don't chase what maybe seems to be an easy solution.
1
We also crossed Menier's équipage de chasse, horses and dogs being exercised.
2
He longed to fire, to use the thin sharp bayonet on his chasse-pot.
3
We will have a little chasse, and then we will smoke.
4
Aix-la-Chapelle is proud of the veritable chasse, or thigh-bone of Charlemagne, which cures lameness.
5
It is her application of the word "chasse" that drew down the simile.
Usage of venery in English
1
Paternal.-Syphilis ,alcoholism ,leadpoisoning, excessive venery, extremes of youth or old age.
2
Fifthly, By the too frequent reiteration of the act of venery.
3
Why is there such delight in the act of venery?
4
Better Seneca for you than sensuality; Virgilius than venery.
5
But both retribution and venery were somewhat mechanical; they were the expected rather than the inescapable passions.
6
And therefore the book of venery, of hawking, and hunting, is called the book of Sir Tristram.
7
How come women to be prone to venery in the summer time and men in the winter?
8
The venery, where the beagles and hounds were kept, was a little farther off, drawing towards the park.
9
And such is the curse that arises from lynchings and venery and extortions and dehumanizings,-sterility ; adumbnessof soul.
10
After all, what is reading but a vice, like drink or venery or any other form of excessive self-indulgence?
11
Though of a slight and delicate figure, he excelled in all manly exercises and sports and in venery and hawking.
12
You say that you feel in you the pricking stings of sensuality, by which you are stirred up to venery.
13
I have given orders that he be kept under surveillance until the right moment comes for us to expose his venery.
14
But if you will accept me of the hunt I will follow you gladly and teach you other crafts of venery.
15
Prawn-hunting was agreeably varied by fish-snaring, mussel-stalking, and mushroom-trapping-sportswhich James, in his capacity of Head Forester, included in his venery.
16
They wonder why I came not to revile venery and vice; and verily, I came not to warn against pickpockets either!
About this term
Frequent collocations
Venery through the time