arow (Meaning)
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arow (adv.)
In a row, line, or rank; successively; in order.
Synonyms & Antonyms of arow
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arow Sentence Examples
- The archer took aim and released the arow with precision.
- With a swift motion, the arow pierced through the target's center.
- The arow flew gracefully through the air, propelled by the archer's skill.
- Each arow in the quiver was meticulously crafted by the skilled artisan.
- The arow embedded itself deeply into the thick tree trunk.
- Despite the strong wind, the archer's arow found its mark.
- The knight retrieved the arow from the battlefield as a trophy of valor.
- The ancient scroll depicted warriors wielding bows, ready to unleash their deadly arows.
- With a flick of his wrist, the archer nocked another arow onto his bowstring.
- The arowhead gleamed in the sunlight as it hurtled toward its intended target.
FAQs About the word arow
In a row, line, or rank; successively; in order.
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No antonyms found.
The archer took aim and released the arow with precision.
With a swift motion, the arow pierced through the target's center.
The arow flew gracefully through the air, propelled by the archer's skill.
Each arow in the quiver was meticulously crafted by the skilled artisan.
