rakestale (Meaning)
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rakestale (n.)
The handle of a rake.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rakestale
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rakestale Sentence Examples
- The wind rakes the fallen leaves into a chaotic rakestale.
- After the storm, the ground was littered with rakestale and broken twigs.
- The gardener raked the rakestale and debris from the flower beds.
- The farmer's field was strewn with rakestale after the harvest.
- The park bench was covered in rakestale, making it uncomfortable to sit on.
- The hikers stumbled through the rakestale, obscuring the trail.
- The hunter used the rakestale to camouflage his path through the woods.
- The children played in the rakestale, kicking up clouds of dust and leaves.
- The artist used rakestale as a textural element in her abstract painting.
- The archaeologist carefully brushed away the rakestale to reveal the ancient ruins beneath.
FAQs About the word rakestale
The handle of a rake.
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No antonyms found.
The wind rakes the fallen leaves into a chaotic rakestale.
After the storm, the ground was littered with rakestale and broken twigs.
The gardener raked the rakestale and debris from the flower beds.
The farmer's field was strewn with rakestale after the harvest.
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