scantle Sentence Examples
- The scantle of wood was too thin to support the heavy weight.
- The construction crew measured the scantle precisely to ensure proper alignment.
- The scantle served as a template for cutting the larger pieces of lumber.
- The saw blade effortlessly cut through the soft scantle.
- The scantle was used as a temporary support for the sagging roof.
- The scantle was placed between the joists to provide additional strength.
- The scantle was carefully sanded and painted to match the rest of the structure.
- The small scantle was used to create intricate decorative details.
- The heavy scantle was difficult to handle and required multiple workers to lift it.
- The scantle was cut to the exact dimensions specified in the blueprints.
scantle Meaning
Webster
scantle (v. i.)
To be deficient; to fail.
Webster
scantle (v. t.)
To scant; to be niggard of; to divide into small pieces; to cut short or down.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scantle
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FAQs About the word scantle
To be deficient; to fail., To scant; to be niggard of; to divide into small pieces; to cut short or down.
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The scantle of wood was too thin to support the heavy weight.
The construction crew measured the scantle precisely to ensure proper alignment.
The scantle served as a template for cutting the larger pieces of lumber.
The saw blade effortlessly cut through the soft scantle.
