pommel Antonyms

Meaning of pommel

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pommel (n)

a handgrip that a gymnast uses when performing exercises on a pommel horse

handgrip formed by the raised front part of a saddle

an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or dagger

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pommel (v)

strike, usually with the fist

pommel Sentence Examples

  1. The knight charged forward, his sword pommel gleaming in the sunlight.
  2. The grandfather clock's pommel tapped softly against the wall, marking the passage of time.
  3. The rider gripped the pommel of his saddle tightly as his horse galloped across the field.
  4. The intricate pommel of the walking stick served as a stylish and functional accessory.
  5. The pommel horse in the gymnasium was a popular training tool for gymnasts.
  6. The judge used the ceremonial pommel to declare the winner of the fencing match.
  7. The weightlifter held the pommel of the barbell with unwavering determination.
  8. The ornate pommel of the dagger was a testament to its historical significance.
  9. The horse's pommel pad provided extra comfort to the rider during long journeys.
  10. The calligrapher adorned the pages of the manuscript with intricate pommel designs.

FAQs About the word pommel

a handgrip that a gymnast uses when performing exercises on a pommel horse, handgrip formed by the raised front part of a saddle, an ornament in the shape of a

hit, bat, maul, belt, hammer,lick, pelt, hide, spank, beat

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The knight charged forward, his sword pommel gleaming in the sunlight.

The grandfather clock's pommel tapped softly against the wall, marking the passage of time.

The rider gripped the pommel of his saddle tightly as his horse galloped across the field.

The intricate pommel of the walking stick served as a stylish and functional accessory.