meresman Antonyms
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Meaning of meresman
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meresman (n.)
An officer who ascertains meres or boundaries.
meresman Sentence Examples
- The meresman's keen eyes spotted the trespassers approaching the forest.
- As the meresman patrolled the boundary, he encountered a group of poachers violating the hunting laws.
- The meresman's responsibility was to protect the king's hunting grounds from intruders.
- The meresman's lodge was located deep within the forest, where he could keep watch over the wildlife.
- The meresman carried a longbow and wore a distinctive uniform that marked his authority.
- The meresman's knowledge of the forest and its inhabitants made him an invaluable asset to the king.
- The meresman's stern demeanor warned potential lawbreakers to keep their distance.
- The meresman's quick thinking and bravery prevented a group of bandits from stealing from the royal treasury.
- The meresman's diligence ensured that the king's deer remained safe and undisturbed.
- The meresman's unwavering loyalty to the crown earned him the respect and trust of both the king and his people.
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An officer who ascertains meres or boundaries.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The meresman's keen eyes spotted the trespassers approaching the forest.
As the meresman patrolled the boundary, he encountered a group of poachers violating the hunting laws.
The meresman's responsibility was to protect the king's hunting grounds from intruders.
The meresman's lodge was located deep within the forest, where he could keep watch over the wildlife.
