plowman (Meaning)

Wordnet

plowman (n)

a man who plows

Webster

Alt. of Ploughman

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The rugged plowman toiled diligently under the scorching sun, his oxen pulling the heavy blade through the unyielding earth.
In the quaint village, the plowman's cottage stood amidst rolling hills, a testament to his humble life and tireless work.
The plowman's hands were gnarled and weathered, bearing witness to countless hours of ploughing through unforgiving fields.
As the dawn broke, the plowman led his oxen afield, his mournful whistle echoing through the misty air.
The plowman's weathered face bore the wisdom and resilience of a life spent in the relentless pursuit of sustenance.
With each season, the plowman sowed and harvested, ensuring the bounty that fed his community.
The plowman's simple tools and unwavering determination were the pillars of his existence.
In the annals of history, the plowman is celebrated as the unsung hero who laid the foundation for civilization.
The plowman's unwavering spirit serves as an inspiration to those who face adversity with the same fortitude.
The plowman's legacy lives on in the fertile fields that continue to nourish generations to come.

a man who plowsAlt. of Ploughman

grower, agriculturist, agronomist, reaper,farmer, tiller, gleaner, harvester, planter, farmhand

nonfarmer,nonfarmer,,

The rugged plowman toiled diligently under the scorching sun, his oxen pulling the heavy blade through the unyielding earth.

In the quaint village, the plowman's cottage stood amidst rolling hills, a testament to his humble life and tireless work.

The plowman's hands were gnarled and weathered, bearing witness to countless hours of ploughing through unforgiving fields.

As the dawn broke, the plowman led his oxen afield, his mournful whistle echoing through the misty air.