dead-stroke Synonyms
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dead-stroke Meaning
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dead-stroke (a.)
Making a stroke without recoil; deadbeat.
dead-stroke Sentence Examples
- With a single dead-stroke of his brush, the artist captured the essence of the landscape in stunning detail.
- The tennis player executed a perfect dead-stroke, sending the ball soaring past his opponent's reach.
- The chef's dead-stroke with the knife produced perfectly uniform slices of vegetables for the stir-fry.
- In the game of billiards, a precise dead-stroke is essential for accurate aiming and pocketing the balls.
- The writer finished the final paragraph of her novel with a dead-stroke, bringing the story to a satisfying conclusion.
- The carpenter made a dead-stroke with the saw, cleanly cutting through the piece of wood without splintering.
- The archer's dead-stroke sent the arrow straight to the bullseye, impressing everyone at the competition.
- With a dead-stroke of the chisel, the sculptor shaped the marble into a masterpiece of art.
- The golfer's dead-stroke on the putting green secured him a birdie on the final hole of the tournament.
- The tailor made a precise dead-stroke with her scissors, ensuring that the fabric was cut to the exact measurements for the bespoke suit.
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Making a stroke without recoil; deadbeat.
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With a single dead-stroke of his brush, the artist captured the essence of the landscape in stunning detail.
The tennis player executed a perfect dead-stroke, sending the ball soaring past his opponent's reach.
The chef's dead-stroke with the knife produced perfectly uniform slices of vegetables for the stir-fry.
In the game of billiards, a precise dead-stroke is essential for accurate aiming and pocketing the balls.
