shepherdish (Meaning)
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shepherdish (n.)
Resembling a shepherd; suiting a shepherd; pastoral.
Synonyms & Antonyms of shepherdish
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shepherdish Sentence Examples
- The shepherdish shepherd guided his flock with patience and care.
- His voice had a shepherdish tone, calming the animals he tended.
- The shepherdish dog barked with authority, keeping the sheep in line.
- The shepherdish boy carried a crook, a symbol of his humble occupation.
- The shepherdish hills of the countryside rolled gently towards the horizon.
- The shepherdish aroma of fresh hay filled the air.
- The shepherdish life was one of simplicity and solitude.
- The shepherdish artwork depicted a man tending to his sheep.
- The shepherdish festival celebrated the importance of wool to the community.
- The shepherdish music played at the gathering had a calming and nostalgic quality.
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Resembling a shepherd; suiting a shepherd; pastoral.
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The shepherdish shepherd guided his flock with patience and care.
His voice had a shepherdish tone, calming the animals he tended.
The shepherdish dog barked with authority, keeping the sheep in line.
The shepherdish boy carried a crook, a symbol of his humble occupation.
