rail fence (Meaning)
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rail fence (n)
a fence (usually made of split logs laid across each other at an angle)
Synonyms & Antonyms of rail fence
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rail fence Sentence Examples
- The rancher erected a sturdy rail fence to keep his cattle from roaming.
- We hiked along the rail fence, admiring the vast expanse of wildflowers.
- The old rail fence had weathered countless seasons, its wooden posts leaning slightly.
- The horses galloped past the rail fence, their hooves pounding rhythmically.
- The deer cautiously approached the rail fence, its eyes scanning for danger.
- The barn was surrounded by a newly built rail fence, creating a picturesque scene.
- The rail fence served as a boundary marker between the neighboring properties.
- The broken rail fence allowed the sheep to escape, causing quite a commotion.
- The farmer used a crowbar to pry apart the rusted rail fence.
- Paint flaked off the aging rail fence, revealing the weathered wood beneath.
FAQs About the word rail fence
a fence (usually made of split logs laid across each other at an angle)
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No antonyms found.
The rancher erected a sturdy rail fence to keep his cattle from roaming.
We hiked along the rail fence, admiring the vast expanse of wildflowers.
The old rail fence had weathered countless seasons, its wooden posts leaning slightly.
The horses galloped past the rail fence, their hooves pounding rhythmically.
