broadax Sentence Examples
- The lumberjack swung his broadax with precision, felling the towering trees with ease.
- Craftsmen in the medieval era relied on the broadax for shaping timber into sturdy structures.
- With a broadax in hand, the carpenter began shaping the raw wood into finely crafted furniture.
- The pioneer used a broadax to clear the dense underbrush, making way for his homestead.
- The blacksmith sharpened the blade of the broadax, ensuring it was ready for the day's work.
- In ancient civilizations, the broadax was an indispensable tool for construction and warfare alike.
- The forestry workers equipped themselves with broadaxes to tackle the task of clearing the forest for development.
- Before the advent of modern machinery, the broadax was the primary tool for shaping timber in shipbuilding.
- The sculptor used a miniature version of the broadax to carve intricate designs into the wooden statue.
- With a well-honed broadax, the woodcutter split logs for firewood to sustain his family through the winter months.
broadax Meaning
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broadax (n)
a large ax with a broad cutting blade
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a large ax with a broad cutting blade
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The lumberjack swung his broadax with precision, felling the towering trees with ease.
Craftsmen in the medieval era relied on the broadax for shaping timber into sturdy structures.
With a broadax in hand, the carpenter began shaping the raw wood into finely crafted furniture.
The pioneer used a broadax to clear the dense underbrush, making way for his homestead.
