right hander Sentence Examples
- John is a right-hander, favoring his right hand for most tasks.
- The right-hander pitcher dominated the game with his powerful fastball.
- She was a talented right-hander, able to write and draw with ease.
- In tennis, right-handers typically have an advantage when serving from the right side of the court.
- The right-hander's signature was bold and legible.
- The survey revealed that the majority of students in class were right-handers.
- The right-hander skillfully played the piano, her fingers dancing across the keys.
- The baseball batter was a right-hander, known for his home run prowess.
- The right-hander held the cup in his dominant hand, taking a sip of coffee.
- The right-hander deftly controlled the paintbrush, creating intricate strokes on the canvas.
right hander Meaning
right hander (n)
a person who uses the right hand more skillfully than the left
(baseball) a pitcher who throws with the right hand
a person who uses the right hand more skillfully than the left
Synonyms & Antonyms of right hander
Synonyms:
- pasting
- drubbing
- clobbering
- bust
- poke
- bludgeoning
- pummeling
- hammering
- pounding
- bastinado
- cudgelling
- wham
- douse
- bastinade
- licking
- dab
- lick
- slam
- bash
- whop
- crack
- wallop
- smash
- flogging
- walloping
- whap
- larrup
- battering
- lambasting
- beating
- pick
- swat
- bop
- box
- kayo
- cudgeling
- whip
- spank
- whipping
- pummelling
- clap
FAQs About the word right hander
a person who uses the right hand more skillfully than the left, (baseball) a pitcher who throws with the right hand, a person who uses the right hand more skill
body blow, roundhouse, counterblow, one-two, bat, sidewinder, knee, sucker punch, shiver, right
No antonyms found.
John is a right-hander, favoring his right hand for most tasks.
The right-hander pitcher dominated the game with his powerful fastball.
She was a talented right-hander, able to write and draw with ease.
In tennis, right-handers typically have an advantage when serving from the right side of the court.
