fleeces Sentence Examples
- The sheep's thick, white fleeces provided ample wool for the winter.
- In the Mongolian grasslands, nomads rely on the fleeces of their yaks for warmth and shelter.
- The soft, plush fleeces of alpacas are highly prized for their luxurious feel.
- The ancient Romans used fleeces as currency and for trade.
- Modern scientists have developed artificial fleeces that mimic the warmth and properties of natural fibers.
- Merino sheep are known for their exceptionally fine and soft fleeces.
- The shepherds meticulously shear the fleeces from the sheep during the spring season.
- Carded fleeces were transformed into delicate yarn by skilled spinners.
- The rugged terrain of the Andes Mountains tested the strength of the llamas' fleeces.
- The rustling of sheep's fleeces filled the air as the flock grazed in the meadow.
fleeces Meaning
fleeces
a soft bulky deep-piled knitted or woven fabric used chiefly for clothing, to rob by trickery, the woolly coat of an animal (as a sheep), to charge excessively for goods or services, the wool obtained from a sheep at one shearing, any of various soft or woolly coverings, to strip of money or property by fraud or extortion, the coat of wool covering a wool-bearing animal (such as a sheep), to dot or cover with fleecy masses, to remove the fleece from, a soft bulky knitted or woven fabric used especially for clothing
Synonyms & Antonyms of fleeces
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a soft bulky deep-piled knitted or woven fabric used chiefly for clothing, to rob by trickery, the woolly coat of an animal (as a sheep), to charge excessively
coats, hairs,wools, furs,jackets, piles, leathers, pelages, undercoats, skins
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The sheep's thick, white fleeces provided ample wool for the winter.
In the Mongolian grasslands, nomads rely on the fleeces of their yaks for warmth and shelter.
The soft, plush fleeces of alpacas are highly prized for their luxurious feel.
The ancient Romans used fleeces as currency and for trade.
