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mowed (down) Meaning
mowed (down)
to kill or knock down (a person or many people) in a sudden and violent way
mowed (down) Sentence Examples
- The lush green lawn was meticulously mowed down, leaving a pristine carpet of grass.
- The thick undergrowth was swiftly mowed down, opening up a path through the jungle.
- The towering weeds in the vacant lot were remorselessly mowed down, revealing the neglected ground.
- The unruly grass along the fence line was mowed down, creating a neat and organized boundary.
- The overgrown field was arduously mowed down, preparing it for planting.
- The wildflowers in the meadow were gently mowed down, preserving their beauty for future seasons.
- The tall, yellow daffodils were reluctantly mowed down, their vibrant blooms fading away.
- The once-vibrant garden was sadly mowed down, its flowers and vegetables reduced to rubble.
- The towering cornstalks in the farm were systematically mowed down, marking the end of the harvest season.
- The last few remaining blades of grass were meticulously mowed down, leaving the lawn completely bare.
FAQs About the word mowed (down)
to kill or knock down (a person or many people) in a sudden and violent way
massacred,slaughtered, destroyed,murdered, executed, assassinated, slew, dispatched, wasted, felled
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The lush green lawn was meticulously mowed down, leaving a pristine carpet of grass.
The thick undergrowth was swiftly mowed down, opening up a path through the jungle.
The towering weeds in the vacant lot were remorselessly mowed down, revealing the neglected ground.
The unruly grass along the fence line was mowed down, creating a neat and organized boundary.
