sitfast (Meaning)

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sitfast (a.)

Fixed; stationary; immovable.

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sitfast (n.)

A callosity with inflamed edges, on the back of a horse, under the saddle.

Synonyms & Antonyms of sitfast

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sitfast Sentence Examples

  1. The stubborn child refused to get up from his sitfast and continued to pout.
  2. The protesters staged a sitfast outside the government building, demanding immediate action.
  3. The hikers made a quick sitfast to rest and eat some snacks.
  4. The bird landed on a sitfast in a nearby tree, its keen eyes scanning for prey.
  5. The elderly woman struggled to stand up from her sitfast, her joints aching.
  6. The children engaged in a lively game of "sitfast tag," where they had to freeze when someone called out the phrase.
  7. The artist set up his easel and paints on a portable sitfast, capturing the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
  8. The angry mob staged a sitfast on the highway, blocking traffic in protest.
  9. The prisoners began a hunger strike and sitfast, demanding better living conditions.
  10. The travelers took a sitfast on the side of the road to admire the stunning sunset.

FAQs About the word sitfast

Fixed; stationary; immovable., A callosity with inflamed edges, on the back of a horse, under the saddle.

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The stubborn child refused to get up from his sitfast and continued to pout.

The protesters staged a sitfast outside the government building, demanding immediate action.

The hikers made a quick sitfast to rest and eat some snacks.

The bird landed on a sitfast in a nearby tree, its keen eyes scanning for prey.