ursine — relating to or resembling a bear
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or resembling a bear
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɜːrsaɪn/
Korean meaning: 곰의, 곰과 관련된, 곰 같은
Korean pronunciation: **어**사인
Example Sentences
- The bouncer's ursine physique intimidated troublemakers at the club.
- My uncle's ursine sleeping habits include hibernating on the couch all winter.
- The professor's ursine voice boomed across the lecture hall.
ursine
ADJECTIVE//ˈɜːrsaɪn//
relating to or resembling a bear
A camper displays ursine behavior while devouring fish at the picnic table
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The ursine presence appears divine, even to creatures porcine!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'ursus' meaning bear, which comes from the ancient Proto-Indo-European root for bear that spread across many European languages.
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“The bouncer's ursine physique intimidated troublemakers at the club.”
“My uncle's ursine sleeping habits include hibernating on the couch all winter.”
“The professor's ursine voice boomed across the lecture hall.”
“His ursine appetite for honey made him the perfect taste tester for the local bakery.”
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