oxgoad (Meaning)
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oxgoad (n.)
A goad for driving oxen.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oxgoad
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oxgoad Sentence Examples
- The unruly ox was guided by the farmer's skillful use of the oxgoad.
- The sharp point of the oxgoad was necessary to prod the sluggish animal forward.
- The oxen trembled at the sight of the oxgoad, knowing its painful consequences.
- The young boy used a small oxgoad to herd the sheep into the pasture.
- The oxgoad served as a symbol of authority and control over the animals.
- The blacksmith forged the oxgoad with great care, ensuring its durability and effectiveness.
- In ancient times, oxgoads were essential tools for farmers and herders.
- The oxgoad was often made of wood or metal, with a sharp point on one end.
- The use of oxgoads declined with the advent of modern farming practices.
- Archaeologists have discovered oxgoads in various historical sites, providing insights into early agricultural techniques.
FAQs About the word oxgoad
A goad for driving oxen.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The unruly ox was guided by the farmer's skillful use of the oxgoad.
The sharp point of the oxgoad was necessary to prod the sluggish animal forward.
The oxen trembled at the sight of the oxgoad, knowing its painful consequences.
The young boy used a small oxgoad to herd the sheep into the pasture.
