ploughtail Antonyms
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Meaning of ploughtail
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ploughtail (n.)
The hind part or handle of a plow.
ploughtail Sentence Examples
- The farmer's ploughtail left a deep furrow in the fertile soil.
- The weary farmer returned to his ploughtail at sunrise.
- From the ploughtail to the presidency, Abraham Lincoln's life was a testament to perseverance.
- The ploughtail served as a symbol of agriculture and rural life.
- The invention of the steam ploughtail revolutionized farming practices.
- The poet depicted the ploughtail as a symbol of hard work and simplicity.
- The blacksmith forged a new ploughtail for the weary farmer.
- The horse strained against the ploughtail as it turned over the earth.
- The ploughtail became a metaphor for the hardships and rewards of rural life.
- With the ploughtail in hand, the farmer prepared the land for planting.
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The hind part or handle of a plow.
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The farmer's ploughtail left a deep furrow in the fertile soil.
The weary farmer returned to his ploughtail at sunrise.
From the ploughtail to the presidency, Abraham Lincoln's life was a testament to perseverance.
The ploughtail served as a symbol of agriculture and rural life.
