gallowses Antonyms
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Meaning of gallowses
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gallowses (pl.)
of Gallows
gallowses Sentence Examples
- The cowboys hung their gallowses on the fence posts, ready for the upcoming rodeo.
- The condemned man stood with a heavy heart beneath the towering gallowses, his fate sealed.
- The old western town had a gallows in the center of its main street, serving as a grim reminder of the law.
- The prisoner's gallowses were made of thick, sturdy rope, designed to withstand the weight of a man.
- The executioner's hands trembled as he adjusted the condemned man's gallowses around his neck.
- The condemned man's body swung from the gallowses, a macabre sight that haunted the townsfolk.
- The sight of the gallowses outside the courthouse sent a chill down the accused man's spine.
- The sheriff's deputies patrolled the town, keeping a watchful eye on the recently erected gallowses.
- The children played a game around the old gallowses, oblivious to its sinister history.
- The blacksmith forged the gallowses with meticulous care, knowing that they would soon be used to take a life.
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of Gallows
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The cowboys hung their gallowses on the fence posts, ready for the upcoming rodeo.
The condemned man stood with a heavy heart beneath the towering gallowses, his fate sealed.
The old western town had a gallows in the center of its main street, serving as a grim reminder of the law.
The prisoner's gallowses were made of thick, sturdy rope, designed to withstand the weight of a man.
