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stallion

[ˈstæliən]

stallion Definition

an uncastrated male horse, especially one used for breeding.

Using stallion: Examples

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

  • Example

    The farmer's stallion was the pride of his stable.

  • Example

    The mare was bred to a champion stallion.

  • Example

    The stallion won the race by a nose.

stallion Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stallion

Phrases with stallion

  • aggressive or dominant behavior, often exhibited by male humans, likened to that of an uncastrated male horse

    Example

    His stallion behavior in the boardroom made him a formidable negotiator.

  • stallion-like

    resembling or characteristic of a stallion, often used to describe physical or behavioral traits

    Example

    The athlete's muscular build and fierce determination were stallion-like.

  • the act of breeding a mare with a stallion, often for a fee

    Example

    The farm offered stallion service to mare owners.

Origins of stallion

from Old French 'estalon', meaning 'male horse'

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Summary: stallion in Brief

'Stallion' [ˈstæliən] refers to an uncastrated male horse used for breeding. It is often used in the context of horse racing and breeding, exemplified by 'The stallion won the race by a nose.' 'Stallion behavior' describes aggressive or dominant behavior, while 'stallion-like' describes physical or behavioral traits resembling those of a stallion.

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