ramrod Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- ossified
- inflexible
- uncharitable
- single-minded
- dour
- monkish
- ascetical
- hard-hearted
- browbeating
- determined
- bullying
- resolved
- dogged
- pitiless
- obstinate
- adamant
- rock-ribbed
- unyielding
- unsparing
- implacable
- ascetic
- callous
- uncompromising
- firm
- monastic
- unforgiving
- immovable
- intractable
- exacting
- adamantine
- unrelenting
- unflinching
- hard-line
Strongest:
- lax
- indulgent
- easygoing
- gentle
- easy
- gentle
- easygoing
- mild
- mild
- tolerant
- indulgent
- soft
- tolerant
- soft
- forbearing
- patient
- patient
- forbearing
- lenient
- lax
- lenient
- easy
Strong:
- willing
- yielding
- kind
- agreeable
- undemanding
- responsive
- undemanding
- clement
- acquiescent
- clement
- accepting
- yielding
- charitable
- agreeable
- acquiescent
- responsive
- willing
- flexible
- accepting
- charitable
- kind
- merciful
- merciful
- flexible
- pliant
- pliant
Weak:
ramrod Meaning
ramrod (n)
a rod used to ram the charge into a muzzle-loading firearm
a harshly demanding overseer
a rod used to clean the barrel of a firearm
ramrod (n.)
The rod used in ramming home the charge in a muzzle-loading firearm.
ramrod Sentence Examples
- The ramrod was a vital tool for maintaining the cleanliness and functionality of muskets.
- He held the ramrod upright, its metallic glint reflecting the sunlight.
- The ramrod pierced through the barrel, dislodging any debris and powder residue.
- The sergeant instructed the recruits to load their weapons with meticulous care, ensuring the ramrod was inserted correctly.
- The old man regaled us with tales of his days as a frontiersman, recounting how he used the ramrod to fend off marauding bears.
- The ramrod became a makeshift weapon when the soldier found himself unarmed and outnumbered.
- The sculptor used a ramrod to support the delicate clay models, ensuring their stability during the drying process.
- The carpenter employed a ramrod to measure the depth of the drill holes, ensuring precise alignments.
- The hikers used a ramrod to probe the soft soil, testing its firmness before setting up camp.
- The ramrod was repurposed as a makeshift fishing rod, providing a simple yet effective tool for catching dinner.
FAQs About the word ramrod
a rod used to ram the charge into a muzzle-loading firearm, a harshly demanding overseer, a rod used to clean the barrel of a firearmThe rod used in ramming hom
stern, authoritarian, rigorous, hard,strict, rigid, harsh, tough, hardened, unbending
lax, indulgent, easygoing, gentle, easy,gentle, easygoing, mild, mild, tolerant
The ramrod was a vital tool for maintaining the cleanliness and functionality of muskets.
He held the ramrod upright, its metallic glint reflecting the sunlight.
The ramrod pierced through the barrel, dislodging any debris and powder residue.
The sergeant instructed the recruits to load their weapons with meticulous care, ensuring the ramrod was inserted correctly.
