outbow Antonyms
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Meaning of outbow
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outbow (v. t.)
To excel in bowing.
outbow Sentence Examples
- The archer released the arrow with an outbow, causing it to curve away from the target.
- The violin's outbow stroke produced a resonant, mellow tone.
- The canoe's outbow side dipped lower as the paddler leaned towards the center.
- The cyclist leaned into an outbow curve, maintaining his momentum.
- The sailboat's sails billowed out with an outbow shape, catching the wind.
- The skater gracefully transitioned into an outbow spin, her blade cutting into the ice.
- The horse's hooves struck the ground with an outbow pattern, creating a rhythmic beat.
- The archer's bow had a slight outbow, which improved its stability.
- The outbow handle of the hammer provided a comfortable grip.
- The artist carefully carved an outbow curve into the wooden sculpture.
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To excel in bowing.
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The archer released the arrow with an outbow, causing it to curve away from the target.
The violin's outbow stroke produced a resonant, mellow tone.
The canoe's outbow side dipped lower as the paddler leaned towards the center.
The cyclist leaned into an outbow curve, maintaining his momentum.
