sicle (Meaning)
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sicle (n.)
A shekel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sicle
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sicle Sentence Examples
- The crescent moon hung in the sky, resembling a perfect sickle.
- The farmer wielded his sickle to harvest the golden wheat.
- The sickle-shaped blade glistened in the sunlight.
- The ancient Egyptians used sickles made of flint to harvest crops.
- The sickle cell is an abnormal red blood cell that resembles a sickle.
- The artist's painting depicted a graceful dancer with a sickle in her hand.
- The factory worker's sickle accidentally sliced his finger.
- The surgeon used a sickle-shaped scalpel to perform a delicate operation.
- The sickle of time moved inexorably forward.
- The moon's sickle grew into a full circle over the course of a month.
FAQs About the word sicle
A shekel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The crescent moon hung in the sky, resembling a perfect sickle.
The farmer wielded his sickle to harvest the golden wheat.
The sickle-shaped blade glistened in the sunlight.
The ancient Egyptians used sickles made of flint to harvest crops.
