sarcle (Meaning)
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sarcle (v. t.)
To weed, or clear of weeds, with a hoe.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sarcle
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sarcle Sentence Examples
- The farmer used a sarcle to remove the weeds from his cornfield.
- The gardener wielded a sarcle to clear the overgrown paths in her garden.
- The sharp blade of the sarcle effortlessly separated weeds from the soil.
- The sarcle's handle provided a secure grip, enabling the gardener to work efficiently.
- The metallic sarcle glistened in the sunlight as it danced across the flower bed.
- The sarcle's thin stem allowed for precise weeding, avoiding damage to delicate plants.
- The sound of the sarcle scraping against the dirt was a rhythmic accompaniment to the gardener's labor.
- The gardener's deft use of the sarcle maintained a pristine and weed-free landscape.
- The well-honed sarcle became an extension of the gardener's hand, effortlessly clearing weeds with minimal effort.
- The sarcle's gleaming blade served as a symbol of the gardener's dedication to their craft.
FAQs About the word sarcle
To weed, or clear of weeds, with a hoe.
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No antonyms found.
The farmer used a sarcle to remove the weeds from his cornfield.
The gardener wielded a sarcle to clear the overgrown paths in her garden.
The sharp blade of the sarcle effortlessly separated weeds from the soil.
The sarcle's handle provided a secure grip, enabling the gardener to work efficiently.
