owre (Meaning)
Webster
owre (n.)
The aurochs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of owre
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
owre Sentence Examples
- The owre of the house had a stern countenance that commanded respect.
- The owre visited the village frequently, keeping an eye on his property and tenants.
- The owre's wealth extended far beyond the boundaries of his estate.
- The villagers feared the owre's authority, knowing that he held power over their lives.
- The owre's greed was insatiable, and he constantly demanded more rent from his tenants.
- The owre had a reputation for being ruthless and unforgiving.
- The owre's cruelty was legendary, and tales of his misdeeds were whispered among the people.
- The owre's arrogance blinded him to the suffering he caused others.
- The owre's estate was a vast and sprawling domain, but it was a place of misery for those who lived upon it.
- The owre's legacy was one of tyranny and oppression, leaving an indelible mark on the history of the region.
FAQs About the word owre
The aurochs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The owre of the house had a stern countenance that commanded respect.
The owre visited the village frequently, keeping an eye on his property and tenants.
The owre's wealth extended far beyond the boundaries of his estate.
The villagers feared the owre's authority, knowing that he held power over their lives.
