revolvers Antonyms
Meaning of revolvers
revolvers
a handgun having a revolving cylinder holding several bullets all of which may be shot without loading again, a handgun with a cylinder of several chambers brought successively into line with the barrel and discharged with the same hammer, one that revolves
revolvers Sentence Examples
- The deputy drew his revolver with lightning speed, aiming it at the fleeing suspect.
- Old Western movies often depicted cowboys brandishing revolvers in intense shootouts.
- The antique revolver was a prized possession, its intricate engravings a testament to the gunsmith's skill.
- The police confiscated several revolvers as evidence in the firearms trafficking case.
- The gangster's signature weapon was a pearl-handled revolver, a symbol of his ruthless nature.
- During the Civil War, revolvers became widely used by both Union and Confederate soldiers.
- The revolver's rotating cylinder allowed for multiple shots to be fired rapidly.
- The Colt revolver, invented in 1835, revolutionized personal firearms.
- Detective novels often feature hard-boiled characters who carry revolvers as their weapon of choice.
- The sport of competitive revolver shooting requires precision and accuracy.
FAQs About the word revolvers
a handgun having a revolving cylinder holding several bullets all of which may be shot without loading again, a handgun with a cylinder of several chambers brou
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The deputy drew his revolver with lightning speed, aiming it at the fleeing suspect.
Old Western movies often depicted cowboys brandishing revolvers in intense shootouts.
The antique revolver was a prized possession, its intricate engravings a testament to the gunsmith's skill.
The police confiscated several revolvers as evidence in the firearms trafficking case.
