wheelband (Meaning)
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wheelband (n.)
The tire of a wheel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wheelband
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wheelband Sentence Examples
- The intricate wheelbands on the ancient chariot captivated onlookers with their detailed craftsmanship.
- The blacksmith hammered away at the metal, shaping it into a sturdy wheelband for the wagon.
- The wheelband held the wooden spokes of the cart together, ensuring its stability on rough terrain.
- The massive wheelbands of the steam locomotive groaned under the weight of the train as it chugged along.
- The bicycle wheelband had rusted over time, rendering the bike useless.
- The wheelbands of the millstone were worn down, indicating the countless grinding sessions it had endured.
- The wheelband creaked as the carpenter turned the wheel to sharpen his tools.
- The wheelbands of the winch groaned as they pulled up the heavy load.
- The wheelbands of the wind turbine spun rapidly, generating electricity for the surrounding area.
- The toy car had colorful wheelbands that made it irresistible to young children.
FAQs About the word wheelband
The tire of a wheel.
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No antonyms found.
The intricate wheelbands on the ancient chariot captivated onlookers with their detailed craftsmanship.
The blacksmith hammered away at the metal, shaping it into a sturdy wheelband for the wagon.
The wheelband held the wooden spokes of the cart together, ensuring its stability on rough terrain.
The massive wheelbands of the steam locomotive groaned under the weight of the train as it chugged along.
