jackboot Synonyms
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jackboot Meaning
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jackboot (n)
(19th century) a man's high tasseled boot
jackboot Sentence Examples
- The dictator's henchmen marched in their gleaming jackboots, their footsteps echoing ominously through the streets.
- The sound of jackboots on the pavement sent shivers down the spines of the people, reminding them of the oppressive regime they lived under.
- The jackboots of the soldiers left deep imprints in the mud, marking their path of destruction through the village.
- The jackboot of the oppressor came down hard on the neck of the rebel, silencing his voice forever.
- The writer's words were like jackboots, crushing the hopes and dreams of the people, leaving them feeling powerless and defeated.
- The jackboots of the conqueror left a trail of blood and tears in their wake, as they marched from one conquered land to the next.
- The jackboot of poverty stamped its mark on the faces of the downtrodden, leaving them with a look of despair and hopelessness.
- The jackboot of oppression crushed the spirit of the people, leaving them broken and defeated, unable to fight for their freedom.
- The jackboot of censorship stomped on the voices of dissent, silencing those who dared to speak out against the ruling regime.
- The jackboot of greed trampled on the rights of the workers, leaving them exploited and impoverished.
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(19th century) a man's high tasseled boot
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The dictator's henchmen marched in their gleaming jackboots, their footsteps echoing ominously through the streets.
The sound of jackboots on the pavement sent shivers down the spines of the people, reminding them of the oppressive regime they lived under.
The jackboots of the soldiers left deep imprints in the mud, marking their path of destruction through the village.
The jackboot of the oppressor came down hard on the neck of the rebel, silencing his voice forever.
