horse-litter (Meaning)
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horse-litter (n.)
A carriage hung on poles, and borne by and between two horses.
Synonyms & Antonyms of horse-litter
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horse-litter Sentence Examples
- The horse-litter swayed gently as it transported the injured knight home.
- The soldiers used a horse-litter to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield.
- The emperor traveled in a luxurious horse-litter adorned with gold and velvet.
- The wealthy merchants employed horse-litters to carry their goods to distant markets.
- The horse-litter driver carefully maneuvered his cart through the narrow city streets.
- The horse-litter creaked and groaned under the weight of its occupants.
- The horses pulling the horse-litter were decorated with ribbons and bells.
- The horse-litter provided a comfortable and dignified mode of transportation.
- The sick passenger lay motionless in the horse-litter, his eyes closed.
- The horse-litter was abandoned by its driver during the sudden ambush.
FAQs About the word horse-litter
A carriage hung on poles, and borne by and between two horses.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The horse-litter swayed gently as it transported the injured knight home.
The soldiers used a horse-litter to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield.
The emperor traveled in a luxurious horse-litter adorned with gold and velvet.
The wealthy merchants employed horse-litters to carry their goods to distant markets.
