cheval Antonyms
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Meaning of cheval
Webster
cheval (n.)
A horse; hence, a support or frame.
cheval Sentence Examples
- The majestic black cheval stood proudly in the paddock, its mane gleaming in the sunlight.
- My dream vacation involves horseback riding through the French countryside on a gentle cheval.
- Learning to ride a cheval requires patience, practice, and a strong bond with the animal.
- The skilled rider effortlessly guided the powerful cheval through a series of complex jumps.
- The historic painting depicted a battle scene with knights charging on horseback, their chevaux rearing up in a frenzy.
- The local farmer relied on his sturdy chevaux to help plow his fields and pull his cart.
- We entered the grand prix competition with high hopes, showcasing the athleticism and beauty of our chevaux.
- The veterinarian carefully examined the injured cheval, looking for signs of lameness.
- The children were mesmerized by the miniature chevaux at the petting zoo.
- The rhythmic clopping of horseshoes resonated through the cobbled streets as a team of chevaux pulled a carriage.
FAQs About the word cheval
A horse; hence, a support or frame.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The majestic black cheval stood proudly in the paddock, its mane gleaming in the sunlight.
My dream vacation involves horseback riding through the French countryside on a gentle cheval.
Learning to ride a cheval requires patience, practice, and a strong bond with the animal.
The skilled rider effortlessly guided the powerful cheval through a series of complex jumps.
