reining Sentence Examples
- The seasoned cowgirl had spent countless hours reining in her spirited mustang.
- The skilled rodeo rider expertly reined his bull, steering it with precision.
- The horse trainer employed gentle reining techniques to establish control and trust with his young foals.
- The conductor gracefully reined in the orchestra, guiding the musicians to a harmonious performance.
- The authoritarian leader reined in his rebellious followers, suppressing dissent.
- The reining champion showcased his exceptional horsemanship, skillfully controlling his mount through intricate patterns.
- The teacher reined in the boisterous class, restoring order and focus to the learning environment.
- The sailboat captain deftly reined in the sails, adjusting their angle to navigate the changing winds.
- The police officer attempted to rein in the runaway suspect, but the chase ended in a high-speed collision.
- The seasoned diplomat reined in his emotions, presenting a composed and professional demeanor in delicate negotiations.
reining Meaning
reining (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Rein
Synonyms & Antonyms of reining
Synonyms:
- shackling
- braking
- manacling
- leashing
- tying-up
- cramping
- encumbering
- stymieing
- trammelling
- embarrassing
- tethering
- retarding
- tieing-up
- arresting
- hobbling
- trammeling
- hog-tying
- delaying
- handcuffing
- chaining
- binding
- barricading
- blocking
- thwarting
- short-circuiting
- retaining
- holding-back
- blockading
- haltering
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word reining
of Rein
handicapping, interfering (with), fettering, hampering, impeding, checking, clogging, restraining, inhibiting, balking
facilitating, opening, assisting, helping, opening,helping, aiding, facilitating, aiding, assisting
The seasoned cowgirl had spent countless hours reining in her spirited mustang.
The skilled rodeo rider expertly reined his bull, steering it with precision.
The horse trainer employed gentle reining techniques to establish control and trust with his young foals.
The conductor gracefully reined in the orchestra, guiding the musicians to a harmonious performance.
