trowelful (Meaning)
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trowelful (n.)
As much as a trowel will hold; enough to fill a trowel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trowelful
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trowelful Sentence Examples
- The gardener spread a trowelful of fertilizer over the freshly planted seeds.
- With a deft stroke, she added a trowelful of cement to the cracked wall.
- The archeologist carefully removed a trowelful of dirt, revealing an ancient artifact.
- The plasterer applied a trowelful of wet plaster to the ceiling, smoothing it over effortlessly.
- The mason carefully filled the gaps between the bricks with a trowelful of mortar.
- The sculptor added a trowelful of clay to the base of his model, shaping it into an intricate design.
- The gardener planted a trowelful of small bulbs in the spring flower bed.
- The mechanic applied a trowelful of sealant to the rusted exhaust pipe, preventing further corrosion.
- With a trowelful of frosting, she decorated the cake with intricate swirls and piping.
- The potter used a trowelful of glaze to coat the finished vase, enhancing its vibrant colors.
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As much as a trowel will hold; enough to fill a trowel.
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No antonyms found.
The gardener spread a trowelful of fertilizer over the freshly planted seeds.
With a deft stroke, she added a trowelful of cement to the cracked wall.
The archeologist carefully removed a trowelful of dirt, revealing an ancient artifact.
The plasterer applied a trowelful of wet plaster to the ceiling, smoothing it over effortlessly.
