two-by-four (Meaning)
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two-by-four (n)
a timber measuring (slightly under) 2 inches by 4 inches in cross section
Synonyms & Antonyms of two-by-four
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
two-by-four Sentence Examples
- The contractor used two-by-fours to frame the walls of the new addition.
- The handyman needed two-by-fours to repair the damaged fence.
- The two-by-fours were the perfect size for building the bookshelf.
- The lumberyard sold two-by-fours in bundles of ten.
- The carpenter measured the two-by-fours twice before cutting them.
- The homeowner used two-by-fours to reinforce the sagging floorboards.
- The roofers nailed down two-by-fours to secure the shingles.
- The two-by-fours were treated with chemicals to prevent rot and decay.
- The wooden two-by-fours were painted white to match the trim.
- The two-by-fours were cut into different lengths to create a unique pattern on the wall.
FAQs About the word two-by-four
a timber measuring (slightly under) 2 inches by 4 inches in cross section
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The contractor used two-by-fours to frame the walls of the new addition.
The handyman needed two-by-fours to repair the damaged fence.
The two-by-fours were the perfect size for building the bookshelf.
The lumberyard sold two-by-fours in bundles of ten.
