100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "parrot"

Definition

A parrot is a colorful bird belonging to the order Psittaciformes, known for its ability to mimic sounds, including human speech. Parrots are often kept as pets and are recognized for their intelligence and sociability.

Synonyms

• Psittacine
• Bird
• Avian
• Macaw (specific type of parrot)
• Cockatoo (specific type of parrot)

Antonyms

• Predator (in a broader ecological context)
• Non-mimicking bird (not a direct antonym, but contrasts with the mimicking ability of parrots)

Examples

1. The child parroted what the teacher said.
2. She was so impressed that he could parrot entire phrases from movies.
3. During the meeting, he began to parrot his boss's opinions.
4. The politician seemed to parrot the same lines in every speech.
5. He would often parrot the phrases he overheard on the news.
6. Don't just parrot the textbook; try to understand the concepts.
7. The comedian would parrot popular catchphrases for laughs.
8. It’s easy to parrot someone else’s ideas without thinking critically.
9. The child loves to parrot the sounds of animals he hears.
10. She tends to parrot her friends' opinions instead of forming her own.
11. The teacher warned us not to just parrot the information for the test.
12. It’s annoying when people parrot phrases without knowing their meaning.
13. The bird would parrot back the last word of every sentence.
14. Students should avoid parroting responses in class discussions.
15. He often finds himself parroting his favorite podcasters.
16. The actor would parrot the director’s instructions perfectly.
17. In debates, some participants merely parrot their party's stance.
18. Children often parrot their parents' words without understanding them.
19. The parrot in the pet store could parrot several sentences.
20. I heard him parrot a popular slogan while campaigning.
21. She used to parrot her older sibling's style and opinions.
22. The parrot began to parrot the sound of the doorbell.
23. He can parrot different accents remarkably well.
24. Sometimes, he would parrot his friends just to fit in.
25. The mimicry of the parrot is truly impressive; it can parrot human laughter.
26. It’s easy to parrot what you hear but harder to create original thoughts.
27. The child would parrot everything his father said.
28. Some students may parrot answers instead of engaging with the material.
29. The parrot would parrot the phrases from the TV show it watched.
30. In her speech, she began to parrot famous quotes.
31. The students love to parrot their favorite lines from movies.
32. He would parrot the advice given to him without questioning it.
33. It is important not to just parrot what is taught but to understand it.
34. The parrot was trained to parrot commands on cue.
35. She caught him parroting what his friends said about the game.
36. The mimic could parrot the sound of a ringing phone.
37. He often parrots the opinions of his colleagues at work.
38. The child learned to parrot back his bedtime story after hearing it multiple times.
39. During the discussion, she found herself parroting her professor’s words.
40. The bird's ability to parrot human speech amazed everyone.
41. He would often parrot the latest trends in fashion.
42. The child would parrot phrases from his favorite cartoons.
43. Don’t just parrot the answers; think critically about the questions.
44. The parrot can parrot various phrases learned from its owner.
45. I tried not to parrot the opinions of those around me.
46. The teacher encouraged students to think rather than just parrot information.
47. She began to parrot the ideas presented in the lecture.
48. The comedian would parrot famous quotes to make the audience laugh.
49. He can parrot different languages with impressive accuracy.
50. The parrot would parrot back what he heard from the radio.
51. Many people parrot the news without verifying facts.
52. The mimicry expert could easily parrot various animal sounds.
53. As a child, I would parrot everything my older siblings said.
54. It’s frustrating when people parrot misinformation without questioning it.
55. The parrot was trained to parrot back simple commands.
56. He tends to parrot the popular opinions on social media.
57. The quick-witted comedian would parrot his audience's reactions.
58. The child loved to parrot her mother's singing voice.
59. As a form of flattery, he would parrot her unique phrases.
60. The parrot’s ability to parrot human speech is a fascinating trait.
61. Critics said he would just parrot the party line.
62. The parrot could parrot back any sound it heard.
63. It’s easy for him to parrot the ideas of influential thinkers.
64. At the talent show, the boy would parrot his favorite celebrity.
65. The teacher appreciated when students didn’t just parrot the textbook.
66. The bird learned to parrot the sounds of the environment.
67. He would often parrot the phrases he heard at home.
68. The mimic was able to parrot the sounds of multiple instruments.
69. I noticed she began to parrot the fashion choices of her friends.
70. The parrot would parrot the sound of its owner’s laughter.
71. In discussions, he would often parrot the views of his peers.
72. The child’s ability to parrot complex sentences was impressive.
73. The mimic can parrot various dialects perfectly.
74. She found it easy to parrot the phrases she heard on the news.
75. The bird would parrot back everything it heard in the house.
76. He sometimes parrots the advice given to him without thought.
77. I heard her parrot the instructions without any changes.
78. The child would parrot the dialogue from his favorite show.
79. At times, I catch myself parroting my friends' opinions.
80. The parrot is known to parrot its owner's voice.
81. Don’t just parrot someone else's work; make it your own.
82. The talented musician could parrot any song he heard.
83. The comedian would parrot the quirks of celebrities.
84. Observing the bird, I noticed it could parrot sounds from nature.
85. He tends to parrot lines from his favorite movies in conversations.
86. The child often parrots what he sees on television.
87. She would parrot the latest trends without understanding their origins.
88. The mimic’s ability to parrot different sounds was impressive.
89. It’s common for young children to parrot adults around them.
90. The parrot can parrot back entire conversations it overheard.
91. At the party, he started to parrot the jokes he had heard earlier.
92. The mimicry artist could effortlessly parrot the sounds of various animals.
93. She would often parrot her favorite phrases from social media.
94. The parrot is known to parrot back any sound it picks up.
95. It’s important not to just parrot others; originality matters.
96. The child began to parrot the phrases from his storybook.
97. He could easily parrot back the steps to the recipe.
98. The bird would parrot the sounds of the household appliances.
99. I listened as he began to parrot the advice he had received.
100. The parrot's ability to parrot human speech is a remarkable skill.