quarry-man Antonyms
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Meaning of quarry-man
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quarry-man (n.)
A man who is engaged in quarrying stones; a quarrier.
quarry-man Sentence Examples
- The quarry-man spent his days extracting stone from the earth's depths.
- As a quarry-man, he was accustomed to the rugged terrain and demanding physical labor.
- The quarry-man's muscles bulged from years of lifting heavy blocks of stone.
- The quarry-man's expertise in blasting and drilling made him indispensable to the operation.
- The quarry-man's livelihood depended on the success of the quarry's production.
- Despite the dangers, the quarry-man approached his work with dedication and skill.
- The quarry-man's tools were his most prized possessions, essential for his trade.
- The quarry-man's ancestors had worked in the same quarry for generations.
- The quarry-man's knowledge of geology helped him identify the most valuable veins of stone.
- The quarry-man's pride in his work was evident in the precision with which he shaped each block of stone.
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A man who is engaged in quarrying stones; a quarrier.
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No antonyms found.
The quarry-man spent his days extracting stone from the earth's depths.
As a quarry-man, he was accustomed to the rugged terrain and demanding physical labor.
The quarry-man's muscles bulged from years of lifting heavy blocks of stone.
The quarry-man's expertise in blasting and drilling made him indispensable to the operation.
