enmanche Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully enmanched the handle onto the ax head, ensuring a secure and durable connection.
- In a swift and practiced motion, the fencer enmanched the opponent's blade, gaining control of the engagement.
- The mechanic enmanched the new engine into the classic car, bringing it back to life after years of disuse.
- The surgeon enmanched the prosthetic limb onto the patient's residual limb, restoring mobility and function.
- The locksmith enmanched the key into the lock, allowing the homeowner to finally unlock the stubborn door.
- The watchmaker enmanched the tiny gears and springs into the intricate mechanism of the pocket watch.
- The artist enmanched the canvas onto the stretcher bars, preparing it for the application of paint.
- The electrician enmanched the wires into the junction box, completing the electrical circuit.
- The plumber enmanched the pipe into the fitting, creating a watertight seal.
- The tailor enmanched the sleeve into the coat, ensuring a perfect fit for the customer.
enmanche Meaning
enmanche (a.)
Resembling, or covered with, a sleeve; -- said of the chief when lines are drawn from the middle point of the upper edge upper edge to the sides.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enmanche
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FAQs About the word enmanche
Resembling, or covered with, a sleeve; -- said of the chief when lines are drawn from the middle point of the upper edge upper edge to the sides.
No synonyms found.
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The carpenter carefully enmanched the handle onto the ax head, ensuring a secure and durable connection.
In a swift and practiced motion, the fencer enmanched the opponent's blade, gaining control of the engagement.
The mechanic enmanched the new engine into the classic car, bringing it back to life after years of disuse.
The surgeon enmanched the prosthetic limb onto the patient's residual limb, restoring mobility and function.
