forehew (Meaning)
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forehew (v. t.)
To hew or cut in front.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forehew
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forehew Sentence Examples
- The lumberjack wielded his axe with precision, forehewing the fallen tree into manageable logs.
- With deft strokes, the artist forehewed a rough sketch of the sculpture from a block of marble.
- The blacksmith forehewed the molten metal, shaping it into a sturdy tool.
- The stone mason forehewed the rough-hewn blocks, preparing them for construction.
- The surgeon forehewed the wound, removing infected tissue to promote healing.
- The carpenter forehewed the wooden beams, ensuring their structural integrity.
- The chef forehewed the ingredients for the stew, cutting them into uniform pieces.
- The mechanic forehewed the engine block, preparing it for repairs.
- The hairstylist forehewed the model's hair, sculpting it into a sleek and modern style.
- The horticulturalist forehewed the overgrown shrubbery, shaping it into an intricate topiary.
FAQs About the word forehew
To hew or cut in front.
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The lumberjack wielded his axe with precision, forehewing the fallen tree into manageable logs.
With deft strokes, the artist forehewed a rough sketch of the sculpture from a block of marble.
The blacksmith forehewed the molten metal, shaping it into a sturdy tool.
The stone mason forehewed the rough-hewn blocks, preparing them for construction.
