ply (with) Antonyms
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Meaning of ply (with)
ply (with)
to offer or give (something) to (someone) repeatedly or constantly
ply (with) Sentence Examples
- The blanket was crafted by plying together several strands of wool.
- The carpenter plied his hammer with precision.
- The musician skillfully plied his fingers across the guitar strings.
- The oars were plied rhythmically against the water, propelling the boat forward.
- The salesman plied his smooth-talking skills to close the deal.
- The waiter plied patrons with drinks and appetizers.
- The chef plied his spatula with artistry, creating culinary masterpieces.
- The doctor plied the patient with questions to gather a thorough medical history.
- The teacher plied the students with knowledge through engaging lessons.
- The gardener plied the soil with fertilizer, ensuring the plants would flourish.
FAQs About the word ply (with)
to offer or give (something) to (someone) repeatedly or constantly
deal (out), parcel (out), dole out, administer, dispense, distribute, portion, allocate, hand, mete (out)
keep (back),hold (back), preserve, maintain,retain, save, reserve,withhold, keep up, conserve
The blanket was crafted by plying together several strands of wool.
The carpenter plied his hammer with precision.
The musician skillfully plied his fingers across the guitar strings.
The oars were plied rhythmically against the water, propelling the boat forward.
