constable (Meaning)
constable (n)
a lawman with less authority and jurisdiction than a sheriff
English landscape painter (1776-1837)
a police officer of the lowest rank
Synonyms & Antonyms of constable
Synonyms:
- trooper
- man
- lieutenant
- captain
- plainclothesman
- sleuth
- fuzz
- shamus
- peace officer
- police force
- dick
- operative
- marshall
- police officer
- sleuthhound
- sergeant
- policewoman
- patrolman
- marshal
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
constable Sentence Examples
- The constable patrolled the streets diligently, ensuring the safety of the neighborhood.
- As the constable approached, the crowd dispersed, knowing his authority.
- The constable was well-respected for his fair and just enforcement of the law.
- It was the duty of the constable to maintain order during public events.
- The constable's uniform made him easily identifiable in the bustling market.
- Citizens often sought the constable's assistance in resolving disputes.
- The constable's presence in the village brought a sense of security to the residents.
- With a nod from the constable, the procession began to move through the streets.
- The constable's office was adorned with various commendations and awards for his service.
- Despite the challenges, the constable remained committed to upholding justice in the community.
FAQs About the word constable
a lawman with less authority and jurisdiction than a sheriff, English landscape painter (1776-1837), a police officer of the lowest rank
policeman, cop, sheriff,officer, gendarme, flatfoot, copper,lawman, inspector, police
civilian, civilian,,
The constable patrolled the streets diligently, ensuring the safety of the neighborhood.
As the constable approached, the crowd dispersed, knowing his authority.
The constable was well-respected for his fair and just enforcement of the law.
It was the duty of the constable to maintain order during public events.
