oarswoman (Meaning)
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oarswoman (n)
a woman oarsman
Synonyms & Antonyms of oarswoman
oarswoman Sentence Examples
- The experienced oarswoman guided her boat effortlessly through the choppy waters.
- The Olympic oarswoman dedicated herself to countless hours of training to achieve her goals.
- The young oarswoman's determination propelled her to victory in the regional regatta.
- The graceful movements of the oarswoman as she rowed were a testament to her skill.
- The oarswoman's rhythmic strokes created a soothing cadence that echoed across the lake.
- The oarswoman's strength and endurance allowed her to compete against the fastest rowers.
- The oarswoman's unwavering focus kept her on course and towards her destination.
- The oarswoman's passion for rowing inspired others to pursue their own athletic dreams.
- The oarswoman's legacy as a champion would continue to motivate generations to come.
- The oarswoman's tenacity and perseverance served as an example of how to overcome challenges.
FAQs About the word oarswoman
a woman oarsman
oar, oarsman, rower, sea dog, bowman, seaman, puller, tar, salt, sculler
No antonyms found.
The experienced oarswoman guided her boat effortlessly through the choppy waters.
The Olympic oarswoman dedicated herself to countless hours of training to achieve her goals.
The young oarswoman's determination propelled her to victory in the regional regatta.
The graceful movements of the oarswoman as she rowed were a testament to her skill.
