tolt (Meaning)
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tolt (n.)
A writ by which a cause pending in a court baron was removed into a country court.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tolt
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tolt Sentence Examples
- The Icelandic horse gracefully transitioned into a tolt, its feet striking the ground in a rhythmic sequence.
- While traversing the rugged terrain, the rider effortlessly maintained a steady tolt.
- The rider's weight distribution aided in a smooth and balanced tolt, allowing for extended periods of riding.
- The horse's natural gait of tolt provided a comfortable and enjoyable experience for the rider.
- The rhythmic tolt of the horse created a mesmerizing visual display.
- The unique tolt of the Icelandic horse allowed for a swift and tireless journey.
- In competitions, riders showcase the elegance and precision of their horses' tolt.
- The tolt is an intermediate gait between the walk and canter, allowing for efficient and versatile riding.
- The rider's ability to transition seamlessly between the tolt and other gaits demonstrated their equestrian skill.
- The rhythmic sound of the horse's hooves against the ground created a harmonious melody as it tolted along.
FAQs About the word tolt
A writ by which a cause pending in a court baron was removed into a country court.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Icelandic horse gracefully transitioned into a tolt, its feet striking the ground in a rhythmic sequence.
While traversing the rugged terrain, the rider effortlessly maintained a steady tolt.
The rider's weight distribution aided in a smooth and balanced tolt, allowing for extended periods of riding.
The horse's natural gait of tolt provided a comfortable and enjoyable experience for the rider.
