mallets Antonyms
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Strong:
- maces
- nightsticks
- bastinadoes
- staves
- billy-clubs
- rods
- bats
- bludgeons
- shillelaghs
- blackjacks
- clubs
- staffs
- rungs
- billies
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Meaning of mallets
mallets
a long-handled wooden implement used for striking a ball (as in polo or croquet), a hammer with a typically barrel-shaped head, a light hammer with a small rounded or spherical usually padded head used in playing certain musical instruments (such as a vibraphone), a tool with a large head for driving another tool or for striking a surface without marring it, one with a large head used for driving a tool (as a chisel) or for striking a surface without damaging it, a club for striking a ball (as in croquet or polo), a hammer usually with a barrel-shaped head
mallets Sentence Examples
- The carpenter deftly wielded the mallet, driving the nails with precision.
- The blacksmith pounded rhythmically on the anvil with a massive mallet, shaping the incandescent metal.
- The croquet players swung their mallets with playful abandon, sending the balls towards the wickets.
- The marimba player struck the keys with wooden mallets, creating a captivating melody.
- The judge banged her mallet on the bench, signaling the start of the trial.
- The golfer used a mallet putter to propel the ball across the green with a gentle stroke.
- The musician used a mallet to strike the glockenspiel, producing a series of delicate chimes.
- The malletheads, made of wood or rubber, varied in size and hardness depending on their intended purpose.
- The postal worker used a rubber mallet to gently pry loose a stuck letter from the mailbox.
- The physicist used a mallet to demonstrate the principles of momentum and energy conservation.
FAQs About the word mallets
a long-handled wooden implement used for striking a ball (as in polo or croquet), a hammer with a typically barrel-shaped head, a light hammer with a small roun
mauls, canes, cudgels, beetles, gavels, batons,hammers, sledgehammers, truncheons, staves
No antonyms found.
The carpenter deftly wielded the mallet, driving the nails with precision.
The blacksmith pounded rhythmically on the anvil with a massive mallet, shaping the incandescent metal.
The croquet players swung their mallets with playful abandon, sending the balls towards the wickets.
The marimba player struck the keys with wooden mallets, creating a captivating melody.
