oars Sentence Examples
- The rowers pulled mightily on the oars, propelling the boat forward with rhythmic force.
- The oars creaked and groaned with each stroke, a testament to their age and use.
- The boat drifted silently through the water, the oars gently dipping in and out.
- The oarsman expertly navigated the rapids, his swift and precise strokes keeping the boat on course.
- The oars were made of sturdy oak, their polished surface reflecting the sunlight.
- The oars hung idle in their locks, the boat resting peacefully on the tranquil lake.
- The oarsmen raced against the wind, their powerful strokes straining against the resistance.
- The oars served as both a means of propulsion and a stabilizing force for the vessel.
- The sound of oars splashing in the water was like music to the ears of the weary travelers.
- The oars were a vital tool for the fishermen, allowing them to cast their nets and retrieve their catch.
oars Meaning
oars
a long pole with a broad blade at one end used for propelling or steering a boat, oarsman, a long pole with a broad blade at one end used for rowing or steering a boat, to progress by or as if by using oars, to propel with or as if with oars, row entry 1 sense 1
Synonyms & Antonyms of oars
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a long pole with a broad blade at one end used for propelling or steering a boat, oarsman, a long pole with a broad blade at one end used for rowing or steering
rowers,oarsmen, scullers, sailors, shipmen, tars, seamen, coxswains, oarswomen, seafarers
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The rowers pulled mightily on the oars, propelling the boat forward with rhythmic force.
The oars creaked and groaned with each stroke, a testament to their age and use.
The boat drifted silently through the water, the oars gently dipping in and out.
The oarsman expertly navigated the rapids, his swift and precise strokes keeping the boat on course.
