arest Antonyms
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Meaning of arest
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arest (n.)
A support for the spear when couched for the attack.
arest Sentence Examples
- The weary travelers found a peaceful spot to arest by the tranquil riverbank.
- After a long day of hiking, it was a relief to finally arest beneath the shade of a tall oak tree.
- The knight decided to arest his steed and take a moment to enjoy the serene beauty of the countryside.
- Workers on the construction site were instructed to arest for a brief break before resuming their tasks.
- The doctor recommended that the patient arest for a few days to recover from the illness.
- It's essential to arest your mind and body to maintain good health and well-being.
- The storm forced the sailors to arest on the deserted island until the weather cleared.
- The teacher encouraged her students to arest their pencils and listen attentively to the lecture.
- The musician paused to arest between movements, savoring the applause of the audience.
- The weary soldier longed to arest in the safety of his barracks after a grueling battle.
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A support for the spear when couched for the attack.
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No antonyms found.
The weary travelers found a peaceful spot to arest by the tranquil riverbank.
After a long day of hiking, it was a relief to finally arest beneath the shade of a tall oak tree.
The knight decided to arest his steed and take a moment to enjoy the serene beauty of the countryside.
Workers on the construction site were instructed to arest for a brief break before resuming their tasks.
