hamble (Meaning)

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hamble (v. t.)

To hamstring.

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The horse ambled slowly through the meadow, its hooves thudding softly against the grass.
The prisoner shuffled with a heavy amble, his chains rattling against the cold stone floor.
The old man ambled down the street, his cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.
She ambled through the aisles of the library, her fingers grazing the spines of books.
The hikers ambled up the mountain trail, their backpacks heavy with supplies.
The politician ambled onto the stage, his smile a mask of confidence.
The children ambled hand-in-hand through the park, their laughter echoing in the air.
The dog ambled over to its owner, its tail wagging furiously.
The river ambled through the countryside, its waters gently lapping at the banks.
The clouds ambled across the sky, casting shadows on the land below.

To hamstring.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The horse ambled slowly through the meadow, its hooves thudding softly against the grass.

The prisoner shuffled with a heavy amble, his chains rattling against the cold stone floor.

The old man ambled down the street, his cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.

She ambled through the aisles of the library, her fingers grazing the spines of books.