dowses Antonyms
Strongest:
- slaps
- whacks
- licks
- strokes
- spanks
- punches
- pounds
- smacks
- pokes
- hits
- swipes
- slams
- thumps
- thuds
- knocks
- blows
Strong:
- smashes
- thwacks
- buffets
- dabs
- clips
- bats
- whaps
- kicks
- switches
- whams
- bashes
- beats
- wallops
- welts
- bops
- fillips
- biffs
- swats
- chops
- lashes
- plumps
- stripes
- stingers
- pelts
- picks
- bangs
- cuffs
- claps
- haymakers
- hands
- clouts
- hooks
- whops
- socks
- knees
- belts
- hacks
- raps
- slugs
Weak:
- roundhouses
- pastings
- knockdowns
- sidewinders
- beatings
- swings
- crunchers
- counterblows
- right-handers
- rabbit-punches
- drubbings
- counters
- kayos
- uppercuts
- counter-strokes
- larrups
- counter-blows
- body-blows
- lefts
- shivers
- thrashings
- cracks
- rights
- lickings
- boxes
- busts
- batterings
- whips
- kos
- counterpunches
- sucker-punches
- counterstrokes
- whippings
Meaning of dowses
dowses
extinguish, to put out, to throw a liquid on, blow, stroke, a heavy drenching, to fall or become plunged into water, slacken, to plunge into water, take off, doff, to stick into water, slosh, to take in
dowses Sentence Examples
- The psychic dowses the ground with a Y-shaped rod, searching for hidden treasure.
- The water diviner carefully dowses the area, attempting to locate an underground spring.
- The dowsing machine emits a faint hum as it dowses a large field for mineral deposits.
- The dowser holds a pendulum over a map, allowing it to dowse for the best route to take.
- The dowser claims that he can dowse for anything, from lost keys to buried artifacts.
- The dowser's method of dowsing is based on the principle of energy fields and vibrations.
- The dowser dowses the ground multiple times, confirming the location of the buried object.
- The dowser's dowsing skills have been passed down through generations.
- The dowser dowses the water well, ensuring that it is safe to drink.
- The dowser dowses the property for any potential hazards before construction begins.
FAQs About the word dowses
extinguish, to put out, to throw a liquid on, blow, stroke, a heavy drenching, to fall or become plunged into water, slacken, to plunge into water, take off, do
slaps, whacks, licks, strokes, spanks, punches, pounds, smacks, pokes, hits
puts on, wears, slips (into),dons, throws (on),clothes, suits, rigs,dresses, arrays
The psychic dowses the ground with a Y-shaped rod, searching for hidden treasure.
The water diviner carefully dowses the area, attempting to locate an underground spring.
The dowsing machine emits a faint hum as it dowses a large field for mineral deposits.
The dowser holds a pendulum over a map, allowing it to dowse for the best route to take.
