herdswoman (Meaning)
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herdswoman (n.)
A woman who tends a herd.
Synonyms & Antonyms of herdswoman
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herdswoman Sentence Examples
- The diligent herdswoman carefully tended to her vast herd of cattle.
- The seasoned herdswoman knew the habits and needs of her animals instinctively.
- With a deft hand, the herdswoman guided the restless herd through the rugged terrain.
- The nomadic herdswoman traveled great distances in search of lush grazing grounds.
- Despite the harsh conditions, the herdswoman took pride in her role as a guardian of her animals.
- The herdswoman's unwavering dedication to her herd earned her the respect of the entire community.
- The young herdswoman eagerly learned the ancient traditions of her nomadic ancestors.
- The herdswoman's wisdom and experience guided her herd through droughts and storms.
- The gentle herdswoman consoled her distressed animals with soothing words and a calming presence.
- The herdswoman's connection to her animals extended beyond mere ownership; it was a deep bond forged through mutual trust and interdependence.
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A woman who tends a herd.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The diligent herdswoman carefully tended to her vast herd of cattle.
The seasoned herdswoman knew the habits and needs of her animals instinctively.
With a deft hand, the herdswoman guided the restless herd through the rugged terrain.
The nomadic herdswoman traveled great distances in search of lush grazing grounds.
