fallowist (Meaning)
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fallowist (n.)
One who favors the practice of fallowing land.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fallowist
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fallowist Sentence Examples
- The fallowist tilled the soil, preparing it for the upcoming growing season.
- The fallowist's fields lay fallow for a year, allowing the soil to recover its fertility.
- The fallowist's crop yields were consistently high, thanks to their careful soil management.
- The fallowist's neighbors praised them for their sustainable farming practices.
- The fallowist's children helped them to plant and harvest their crops.
- The fallowist's community held a festival to celebrate the harvest.
- The fallowist's animals grazed on the fallow fields, providing them with food and fiber.
- The fallowist's way of life was simple and sustainable.
- The fallowist's wisdom was passed down from generation to generation.
- The fallowist's fields were a source of beauty and abundance for the entire community.
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One who favors the practice of fallowing land.
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The fallowist tilled the soil, preparing it for the upcoming growing season.
The fallowist's fields lay fallow for a year, allowing the soil to recover its fertility.
The fallowist's crop yields were consistently high, thanks to their careful soil management.
The fallowist's neighbors praised them for their sustainable farming practices.
