girths (Meaning)
girths
size, dimensions, to bind or fasten with a band or strap, to measure around the body of something, a measure around a body, encircle, a band or strap that encircles the body of an animal to fasten something (such as a saddle) on its back, a band around the body of an animal to fasten something (as a saddle) upon its back
Synonyms & Antonyms of girths
girths Sentence Examples
- The mighty oak tree boasted an impressive girth, its trunk measuring over 10 feet in diameter.
- The horse's girth tightened snugly, ensuring a secure fit for the rider.
- The sculptor carefully carved the intricate girths on the stone lion.
- The ship's thickest part, known as the girth, provided stability in rough seas.
- The serpent coiled around its prey, its girths squeezing tighter with each passing moment.
- The wrestler's powerful grip tightened around his opponent's girth.
- The tree's girth had grown significantly over the decades, hinting at its vast age.
- The engineer calculated the girth of the bridge's support beams.
- The wine barrels were meticulously stacked side by side, their girths forming a perfect circle.
- The ancient pillars featured elaborately carved girths depicting scenes from mythology.
FAQs About the word girths
size, dimensions, to bind or fasten with a band or strap, to measure around the body of something, a measure around a body, encircle, a band or strap that encir
circumferences,diameters, radii, compasses, equators,waistlines, radiuses, circuits, perimeters, ambits
unties, unwinds, ungirds,unwraps, unshackles,unbinds,unlashes
The mighty oak tree boasted an impressive girth, its trunk measuring over 10 feet in diameter.
The horse's girth tightened snugly, ensuring a secure fit for the rider.
The sculptor carefully carved the intricate girths on the stone lion.
The ship's thickest part, known as the girth, provided stability in rough seas.
