harvestry Antonyms
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Meaning of harvestry
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harvestry (n.)
The act of harvesting; also, that which is harvested.
harvestry Sentence Examples
- The bustling harvestry echoed with the sound of laughter and the clang of scythes.
- The harvesters toiled tirelessly, their hands browned by the relentless summer sun.
- The harvest moon cast an ethereal glow over the golden fields, as the harvesters gathered the season's bounty.
- The village celebrated the harvestry with a grand feast, where the fruits of their labor were shared in abundance.
- The local church held a special service of thanksgiving to mark the successful harvestry.
- The harvestry marked a time of both joy and gratitude, as the community celebrated the fruits of their hard work.
- Farmers gathered in the harvestry after a long day in the fields, sharing stories and laughter over freshly baked bread.
- The harvestry was a time-honored tradition, passed down from generation to generation.
- The village elder presided over the harvestry, leading prayers and offering thanks for the harvest.
- As the sun began its descent, casting long shadows across the fields, the harvesters packed up their scythes, their hearts filled with contentment from a successful harvestry.
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The act of harvesting; also, that which is harvested.
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The bustling harvestry echoed with the sound of laughter and the clang of scythes.
The harvesters toiled tirelessly, their hands browned by the relentless summer sun.
The harvest moon cast an ethereal glow over the golden fields, as the harvesters gathered the season's bounty.
The village celebrated the harvestry with a grand feast, where the fruits of their labor were shared in abundance.
