sheds Synonyms
sheds Meaning
sheds
to cause death by violence, to cause to be dispersed without penetrating, to put or house in a shed, something (such as the skin of a snake) that is discarded in shedding, to rid oneself of, to give off, discharge, or expel from the body of a plant or animal, to cause (blood) to flow by cutting or wounding, to lose as part of a natural process, to pour forth in drops, to keep out, a single-storied building with one or more sides unenclosed, to eject, slough off, or lose as part of the normal processes of life, to cause (blood) to flow from a cut or wound, a slight structure built for shelter or storage, to set apart, hut, to discharge usually gradually especially as part of a pathological process, to let fall (as leaves), to cast off some natural covering (such as fur or skin), to discharge usually gradually from the body, to cast (as a natural covering) aside, distinction, difference, to give off or out, a building that resembles a shed, to become dispersed, to pour out, a divide of land, to rid oneself of temporarily or permanently as superfluous or unwanted, a structure built for shelter or storage
sheds Sentence Examples
- The backyard shed was a treasure trove of tools and forgotten memories.
- The dilapidated shed stood alone on the windswept hilltop, its paint peeling in the sun.
- The farmer constructed sturdy sheds to protect his livestock from the elements.
- The old man sat in the shade of the shed, whittling away at a piece of wood.
- The artist's studio was a vibrant shed filled with canvases and brushes.
- The garden shed housed an array of colorful flowers and vibrant plants.
- The torrential downpour soaked through the flimsy roof of the tool shed.
- The children built a makeshift shed out of cardboard boxes and blankets.
- The old shed had been converted into a cozy guesthouse for visitors.
- The dilapidated sheds on the abandoned farm served as a haunting reminder of the past.
FAQs About the word sheds
to cause death by violence, to cause to be dispersed without penetrating, to put or house in a shed, something (such as the skin of a snake) that is discarded i
slips, molts,peels, ditches, sloughs, exfoliates, discards, scales, unloads, scraps
uses, embraces, employs, takes on, utilizes, adopts, retains, keeps,holds,holds back
The backyard shed was a treasure trove of tools and forgotten memories.
The dilapidated shed stood alone on the windswept hilltop, its paint peeling in the sun.
The farmer constructed sturdy sheds to protect his livestock from the elements.
The old man sat in the shade of the shed, whittling away at a piece of wood.
