herding (Meaning)

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herding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Herd

The cowboy herded the immense cattle herd across the sprawling pasture.
The sheepdog herded the flock into the corral, its agile movements guiding them effortlessly.
The teacher herded the boisterous students into the classroom, their laughter echoing through the halls.
The traffic officer herded the cars through the busy intersection, maintaining a steady flow of vehicles.
The politician herded the voters towards her cause, promising prosperity and progress.
The manager herded the employees into the conference room for an important meeting.
The shepherd herded his sheep through thorny bushes, protecting them from danger.
The dog herded the lost child back to its mother, wagging its tail with satisfaction.
The herding instinct of the animals led them to gather in groups for safety and warmth.
The police herded the protesters away from the government building, maintaining order and preventing further escalation.

of Herd

driving,shepherding, running, punching, egging, goading, pressing,whipping, pricking, flogging

No antonyms found.

The cowboy herded the immense cattle herd across the sprawling pasture.

The sheepdog herded the flock into the corral, its agile movements guiding them effortlessly.

The teacher herded the boisterous students into the classroom, their laughter echoing through the halls.

The traffic officer herded the cars through the busy intersection, maintaining a steady flow of vehicles.