logger (Meaning)
Wordnet
logger (n)
a person who fells trees
Webster
logger (n.)
One engaged in logging. See Log, v. i.
Synonyms & Antonyms of logger
logger Sentence Examples
- The logger recorded the coordinates of the recently discovered ancient tree.
- The logger's keen eye detected a rare species of bird soaring overhead.
- With each fallen trunk, the logger contributed to the sustainable management of the forest.
- The logger's sturdy boots provided essential support on treacherous terrain.
- The logging camp served as a temporary home for the rugged loggers.
- The logger's tools included an axe, a saw, and a strong work ethic.
- The logger's knowledge of the ecosystem guided their harvesting practices.
- The logger's respect for nature extended to minimizing their impact on the environment.
- The logger's legacy lived on in the healthy and vibrant forest they helped preserve.
- The logger's work was an essential part of a sustainable forestry industry.
FAQs About the word logger
a person who fells treesOne engaged in logging. See Log, v. i.
lumberer, lumberjack, forester,lumberman,jack, sawyer,
No antonyms found.
The logger recorded the coordinates of the recently discovered ancient tree.
The logger's keen eye detected a rare species of bird soaring overhead.
With each fallen trunk, the logger contributed to the sustainable management of the forest.
The logger's sturdy boots provided essential support on treacherous terrain.
