peasantly (Meaning)
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peasantly (a.)
Peasantlike.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peasantly
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
peasantly Sentence Examples
- The peasants worked the fields tirelessly, eking out a meager existence.
- The queen's lavish gown stood in stark contrast to the peasants' homely attire.
- The peasants' meager homes were a testament to their poverty-stricken lifestyle.
- The feudal lord ruled over the peasantry with an iron fist, demanding exorbitant taxes.
- The peasants' uprising was brutally suppressed, leaving their village ravaged.
- The young peasant girl dreamt of a life beyond her village's confines.
- The medieval peasants lived in constant fear of famine and disease.
- The peasants' traditional customs and beliefs were deeply ingrained in their culture.
- The peasants' simple diet consisted mainly of bread, vegetables, and occasionally meat.
- The peasants' hard work and resilience kept their community alive amidst adversity.
FAQs About the word peasantly
Peasantlike.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peasants worked the fields tirelessly, eking out a meager existence.
The queen's lavish gown stood in stark contrast to the peasants' homely attire.
The peasants' meager homes were a testament to their poverty-stricken lifestyle.
The feudal lord ruled over the peasantry with an iron fist, demanding exorbitant taxes.
