bestead Antonyms

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Meaning of bestead

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bestead (imp. & p. p.)

of Bestead

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bestead (v. t.)

To put in a certain situation or condition; to circumstance; to place.

To put in peril; to beset.

To serve; to assist; to profit; to avail.

bestead Sentence Examples

  1. She was bestead by poverty and had little to sustain her.
  2. The landlord bestead them with a reasonable rent that they could afford.
  3. The knight was bestead with a noble steed that carried him swiftly into battle.
  4. The scholar was bestead with a vast library that provided him with boundless knowledge.
  5. The traveler was bestead by a kind stranger who gave him shelter for the night.
  6. The wounded soldier was bestead by a skilled physician who tended to his wounds.
  7. The ship was bestead by a fierce storm that threatened to sink it.
  8. The government was bestead by a financial crisis that made it difficult to provide essential services.
  9. The village was bestead by a series of natural disasters that caused widespread devastation.
  10. The company was bestead by a skilled workforce that helped it achieve great success.

FAQs About the word bestead

of Bestead, To put in a certain situation or condition; to circumstance; to place., To put in peril; to beset., To serve; to assist; to profit; to avail.

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She was bestead by poverty and had little to sustain her.

The landlord bestead them with a reasonable rent that they could afford.

The knight was bestead with a noble steed that carried him swiftly into battle.

The scholar was bestead with a vast library that provided him with boundless knowledge.