gazelle

[ɡəˈzel]

gazelle Definition

a small or medium-sized African or Asian antelope with a slender neck and horns, able to run very fast.

Using gazelle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gazelle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The gazelle gracefully leaped over the tall grass.

  • Example

    Gazelles are known for their incredible speed and agility.

  • Example

    The cheetah chased after the gazelle, but it managed to escape.

gazelle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gazelle

Phrases with gazelle

  • gazelle-like

    resembling or characteristic of a gazelle, especially in terms of gracefulness and speed

    Example

    Her movements were gazelle-like as she danced across the stage.

  • gazelle-hunting

    the act of hunting gazelles for sport or food

    Example

    Gazelle-hunting is a popular activity in some parts of Africa.

  • the number of gazelles living in a particular area

    Example

    The gazelle population in this region has been steadily declining due to habitat loss.

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Summary: gazelle in Brief

A 'gazelle' [ɡəˈzel] is a small or medium-sized antelope native to Africa and Asia, known for its slender neck, horns, and remarkable speed. The term is often used to describe gracefulness and agility, as in 'Her movements were gazelle-like.' Gazelle-hunting is a popular activity in some regions, and the gazelle population has been declining due to habitat loss.

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