woodcutting (Meaning)

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woodcutting (n.)

The act or employment of cutting wood or timber.

The act or art of engraving on wood.

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The rhythmic sound of woodcutting reverberated through the dense forest, echoing amidst the towering trees.
The lumberjack wielded his axe with precision, the sharp blade biting into the wood with a satisfying thud.
Woodcutting was a laborious task, requiring both strength and endurance to fell the massive trees.
The freshly cut logs were hauled to the sawmill, where they would be transformed into building materials.
The aroma of sawdust filled the air as the woodcutter continued his relentless woodcutting.
The village relied heavily on woodcutting for fuel and shelter, making it a vital part of their livelihood.
As technology advanced, mechanical woodcutting tools were introduced, significantly increasing the efficiency of the process.
Woodcutting played a crucial role in the construction of homes, boats, and other wooden structures.
The sound of woodcutting was synonymous with the frontiersmen who explored and settled the American wilderness.
The practice of woodcutting has a long history, dating back to the earliest civilizations and extending to modern times.

The act or employment of cutting wood or timber., The act or art of engraving on wood.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The rhythmic sound of woodcutting reverberated through the dense forest, echoing amidst the towering trees.

The lumberjack wielded his axe with precision, the sharp blade biting into the wood with a satisfying thud.

Woodcutting was a laborious task, requiring both strength and endurance to fell the massive trees.

The freshly cut logs were hauled to the sawmill, where they would be transformed into building materials.