abnodate (Meaning)
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abnodate (v. t.)
To clear (tress) from knots.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abnodate
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abnodate Sentence Examples
- The sailor used a sharp knife to cut knots from the tangled fishing net.
- She carefully wielded scissors to cut knots from her daughter's long hair.
- The lumberjack skillfully used a chainsaw to cut knots from the large timber.
- With a pair of pruning shears, the gardener worked to cut knots from the overgrown vines.
- The craftsman employed a chisel to cut knots from the wooden panel, ensuring a smooth finish.
- The weaver patiently used a small blade to cut knots from the intricate rug design.
- In woodworking, it's essential to use a specialized tool to cut knots from the wood for a seamless finish.
- The hairstylist recommended a detangling spray to make it easier to cut knots from her client's hair.
- The arborist carefully employed a pruning saw to cut knots from the tree branches.
- When dealing with a stubborn shoelace, it's often necessary to use scissors to cut knots from the lace.
FAQs About the word abnodate
To clear (tress) from knots.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sailor used a sharp knife to cut knots from the tangled fishing net.
She carefully wielded scissors to cut knots from her daughter's long hair.
The lumberjack skillfully used a chainsaw to cut knots from the large timber.
With a pair of pruning shears, the gardener worked to cut knots from the overgrown vines.
