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Meanings of young lioness in English
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Usage of young lioness in English
1
She sprang to her feet, dry-eyed, fierce as a young lioness.
2
The aging veteran facing the young lioness; the strength of youth versus the wisdom of experience.
3
At the Pilanesberg National Park in Bojanala, a young lioness spent 10 tense minutes stalking a zebra.
4
Her great eyes glowed and gleamed as though a young lioness stood guard over a wounded cub.
5
In that slender, young body, beneath the rounded curves and the fine, soft skin, lay the muscles of a young lioness.
6
Full of tenderness and encouragement, it made her feel as bold as a young lioness and ready to brave any attack.
7
Read: Only in South Africa: Young lioness hitches a ride on a Zebra
8
Both of the animals were young lionesses of the same age and nearly full grown.
9
'She cut up rather rough at first; but Molly held her own like a young lioness-andthe grandmother gave way.