ferde Antonyms
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Meaning of ferde
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ferde ()
imp. of Fare.
ferde Sentence Examples
- The ferde was a versatile tool in the hands of a skilled craftsman.
- The blacksmith pounded the ferde against the anvil, shaping it into a new tool.
- The cooper carefully hammered the ferde around the barrel, securing the staves in place.
- The ferde was the perfect size for fitting the joints of the handcrafted furniture.
- The ferde's curved end made it easy to pry open stubborn nails and boards.
- The ferde was well-suited for delicate work like engraving and carving.
- The ferde was a staple in the toolbox of a silversmith, used to create intricate designs in jewelry.
- The ferde allowed the locksmith to manipulate the delicate pins and tumblers inside a lock.
- The ferde was indispensable to the clockmaker, used to craft intricate gears and springs.
- The ferde was a trusted tool, passed down from generation to generation of artisans.
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imp. of Fare.
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The ferde was a versatile tool in the hands of a skilled craftsman.
The blacksmith pounded the ferde against the anvil, shaping it into a new tool.
The cooper carefully hammered the ferde around the barrel, securing the staves in place.
The ferde was the perfect size for fitting the joints of the handcrafted furniture.
