hacksaws (Meaning)
hacksaws
a fine-tooth saw with a blade under tension in a frame that is used for cutting hard materials (such as metal), a saw used for cutting hard materials (as metal) that consists of a frame holding a blade with small teeth
Synonyms & Antonyms of hacksaws
hacksaws Sentence Examples
- The mechanic required specialized hacksaws to cut through the thick metal pipe.
- The woodworker used two hacksaws to create intricate curves in the wooden plank.
- The hacksaws were essential tools for dismantling the old shed.
- The electrician employed hacksaws to cut through the copper wires safely.
- The surgeon utilized hacksaws to remove a damaged bone during the operation.
- The firefighter used hacksaws to cut through the steel door of the burning building.
- The metalworker needed durable hacksaws to shape the thick sheet of aluminum.
- The thief used hacksaws to sever the chains securing a heavy object.
- The artist employed hacksaws to create unique sculptures from metal scraps.
- The gardener used hacksaws to cut through the branches of overgrown trees.
FAQs About the word hacksaws
a fine-tooth saw with a blade under tension in a frame that is used for cutting hard materials (such as metal), a saw used for cutting hard materials (as metal)
saws, crosscuts, scissors, gashes, splits, incises, slashes, bruises, mangles, rives
No antonyms found.
The mechanic required specialized hacksaws to cut through the thick metal pipe.
The woodworker used two hacksaws to create intricate curves in the wooden plank.
The hacksaws were essential tools for dismantling the old shed.
The electrician employed hacksaws to cut through the copper wires safely.
