racquet (Meaning)
racquet (n)
a sports implement (usually consisting of a handle and an oval frame with a tightly interlaced network of strings) used to strike a ball (or shuttlecock) in various games
racquet (n.)
See Racket.
Synonyms & Antonyms of racquet
racquet Sentence Examples
- The tennis racquet was expertly crafted with a lightweight frame and a supple grip.
- The badminton racquet's taut strings vibrated with each powerful stroke.
- The squash racquet's small head allowed for precise shot placement and lightning-fast reflexes.
- The table tennis racquet's smooth surface enabled swift volleys and devastating serves.
- The lacrosse racquet's netted pocket cradled the ball, facilitating lightning-fast passes and powerful shots.
- The racquetball racquet's elongated handle provided extra reach and control during intense rallies.
- The paddleball racquet's perforated face reduced wind resistance, ensuring accurate shots.
- The jai alai racquet, known as a cesta, was a formidable weapon with its curved bottom and weighted end.
- The squash racquet's unique shape allowed for angles and spins that were impossible with other racquets.
- The pickleball racquet, a hybrid of badminton and tennis, featured a lightweight design and ample surface area for consistent shots.
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The tennis racquet was expertly crafted with a lightweight frame and a supple grip.
The badminton racquet's taut strings vibrated with each powerful stroke.
The squash racquet's small head allowed for precise shot placement and lightning-fast reflexes.
The table tennis racquet's smooth surface enabled swift volleys and devastating serves.
