gavels Sentence Examples
- The judge rapped the gavels to restore order in the courtroom.
- The auctioneer's gavels resonated through the crowded hall.
- The symphony conductor used his gavels to summon the orchestra.
- The mayor gripped the ornate gavels tightly as he addressed the council.
- The sergeant-at-arms banged the gavels loudly to signal the start of the meeting.
- The school principal used a gavels to announce the start of the assembly.
- The gavel's sharp sound echoed through the castle, calling the knights to gather.
- The judge's gavels signaled the end of the trial, releasing the jury from their duty.
- The gavels of the umpire rang out, ending the baseball game.
- The chairman used the gavels to bring the shareholders meeting to a close.
gavels Meaning
gavels
a mallet used (as by a presiding officer or auctioneer) for commanding attention or confirming an action (such as a vote or sale), the mallet of an officer in charge of a meeting or of an auctioneer, rent or tribute in medieval England, to bring or force by use of a gavel
Synonyms & Antonyms of gavels
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a mallet used (as by a presiding officer or auctioneer) for commanding attention or confirming an action (such as a vote or sale), the mallet of an officer in c
canes, batons, mauls, bludgeons, mallets, nightsticks, sledgehammers, truncheons, beetles,hammers
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The judge rapped the gavels to restore order in the courtroom.
The auctioneer's gavels resonated through the crowded hall.
The symphony conductor used his gavels to summon the orchestra.
The mayor gripped the ornate gavels tightly as he addressed the council.
