Archery: meaning, definitions and examples

Since this is a duplicate, you can refer to the first 'archery'.

Used to describe the specific act of shooting arrows with a bow. Can be used to emphasize the physical action involved.

• He spent the afternoon teaching his friends bow and arrow shooting.
• They set up a range for bow and arrow shooting in their backyard.

Used to describe the skill or craftsmanship in using a bow and arrow. Often implies a high level of proficiency.

• Her bowmanship is unparalleled in the region.
• The tournament showcased some incredible bowmanship.

It is used similarly to the previous instance, emphasizing the art and practice of using a bow and arrow. Often it is associated with historical or competitive settings.

• Medieval soldiers were skilled in archery.
• She won first place in the national archery competition.

This term is also less common and focuses on the action involving the bow. It is frequently used to describe the shooting process in tutorials or instructional settings.

• He taught his son the basics of bow shooting in the backyard.
• Proper form is crucial in bow shooting.

This term is less common and is used to describe the specific action of shooting arrows. It can be used to clarify the activity when discussing various shooting sports or to add variety in speech or writing.

• Arrow shooting requires a steady hand and good aim.
• They demonstrated arrow shooting techniques at the festival.