grist Synonyms
Strongest:
- heart
- consideration
- gist
- bulk
- kernel
- marrow
- mass
- body
- fundamental
- core
- net
- pivot
- purpose
- main
- burden
- basis
- pith
- generality
- issue
- sum
- crux
- substance
- essence
- nucleus
- problem
- staple
Strong:
- centerpiece
- subject
- nubbin
- point
- argument
- nub
- essential
- purport
- keynote
- debate
- matter
- idea
- quick
- count
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No Weak antonyms found.
grist Meaning
grist (n)
grain intended to be or that has been ground
grist (n.)
Ground corn; that which is ground at one time; as much grain as is carried to the mill at one time, or the meal it produces.
Supply; provision.
In rope making, a given size of rope, common grist being a rope three inches in circumference, with twenty yarns in each of the three strands.
grist Sentence Examples
- The politician's scandalous behavior provided grist for the opposition's campaign.
- The artist's personal experiences served as grist for her evocative paintings.
- The reporter's relentless pursuit of the truth unearthed a grist of information.
- The researcher's meticulous observations produced a grist of valuable data.
- The writer's imagination was a grist mill, producing countless ideas for stories.
- The teacher's captivating lessons served as grist for students' eager minds.
- The scientist's experiments yielded a grist of insights into the natural world.
- The chef's culinary experiments resulted in a grist of innovative dishes.
- The engineer's problem-solving skills provided a grist of solutions.
- The activist's relentless advocacy produced a grist of social change.
FAQs About the word grist
grain intended to be or that has been groundGround corn; that which is ground at one time; as much grain as is carried to the mill at one time, or the meal it p
heart, consideration, gist,bulk, kernel, marrow, mass, body, fundamental, core
aside, tangent,aside, digression, parenthesis, digression, parenthesis, excursion, tangent, excursion
The politician's scandalous behavior provided grist for the opposition's campaign.
The artist's personal experiences served as grist for her evocative paintings.
The reporter's relentless pursuit of the truth unearthed a grist of information.
The researcher's meticulous observations produced a grist of valuable data.
