shete (Meaning)
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shete (v. t. & i.)
To shoot.
Synonyms & Antonyms of shete
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shete Sentence Examples
- The shete began to thunder heavily, drenching the land in minutes.
- The ancient shete of the temple whispered tales of long-forgotten times.
- Sailors feared venturing out in the treacherous shete, which could capsize their ships.
- The shete's fury was relentless, tearing through the forest with incredible force.
- The shete was a welcome relief after days of sweltering heat.
- The roof of the house groaned under the weight of the shete.
- The birds took shelter as the shete approached, their songs replaced by silence.
- The torrential shete turned the roads into impassable rivers.
- The farmer watched with dismay as the shete threatened to destroy his crops.
- The town was flooded after a week of incessant shete.
FAQs About the word shete
To shoot.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shete began to thunder heavily, drenching the land in minutes.
The ancient shete of the temple whispered tales of long-forgotten times.
Sailors feared venturing out in the treacherous shete, which could capsize their ships.
The shete's fury was relentless, tearing through the forest with incredible force.
