reaps (Meaning)
reaps
to reap something, harvest entry 2 sense 1, to clear of a crop by reaping, to cut with a sickle, scythe, or reaping machine, to cut (as grain) or clear (as a field) with a sickle, scythe, or machine, to gather by reaping, obtain, win, to get as a result
Synonyms & Antonyms of reaps
reaps Sentence Examples
- The virtuous individual reaps the rewards of their righteous deeds.
- Those who sow seeds of kindness will reap a harvest of empathy.
- The farmer reaps the fruits of his diligent labor in the field.
- Justice prevails as the perpetrator reaps the consequences of their actions.
- Hard work inevitably reaps tangible benefits, both personally and professionally.
- The company reaps the dividends of its innovative approach to business.
- The student reaps the rewards of persistent study and dedication.
- The politician reaps the praise of constituents for their effective policies.
- The artist reaps the admiration of art enthusiasts for their unique creations.
- The inventor reaps the accolades of industry experts for their groundbreaking discoveries.
FAQs About the word reaps
to reap something, harvest entry 2 sense 1, to clear of a crop by reaping, to cut with a sickle, scythe, or reaping machine, to cut (as grain) or clear (as a fi
gathers, picks,harvests,grows, whales, garners, captures, gleans, accumulates, forages
seeds,plants,sows,
The virtuous individual reaps the rewards of their righteous deeds.
Those who sow seeds of kindness will reap a harvest of empathy.
The farmer reaps the fruits of his diligent labor in the field.
Justice prevails as the perpetrator reaps the consequences of their actions.
