sheaves (Meaning)

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sheaves (pl.)

of Sheaf

The farmer bound the wheat into sheaves for easy transportation.
The grain was harvested and piled into large sheaves.
The sheaves were stacked neatly in the barn, awaiting threshing.
The binder twine used for sheaves ensured their durability and cohesion.
The golden sheaves glistened in the sunlight, a symbol of bountiful harvest.
The threshing machine separated the grains from the sheaves, yielding a rich harvest.
The sheaves of rice were hung to dry in the warm sun.
The farmer's hands, rough and gnarled, were skilled at tying perfect sheaves.
The wheat fields were dotted with countless sheaves, a testament to the hard work of the farmers.
The sheaves of hay were carefully stacked to prevent spoilage and ensure ample feed for livestock throughout the winter.

of Sheaf

dozen, lots, quantities, piles, bunches, dozens, rafts,loads, bushels, bundles

strains, motes, particles, shades, fragments, mouthfuls, handfuls, suspicions, licks, mites

The farmer bound the wheat into sheaves for easy transportation.

The grain was harvested and piled into large sheaves.

The sheaves were stacked neatly in the barn, awaiting threshing.

The binder twine used for sheaves ensured their durability and cohesion.