sparred Sentence Examples
- The boxers sparred fiercely in preparation for the upcoming fight.
- The swordsmen sparred with wooden swords, testing their agility and precision.
- The taekwondo students sparred lightly, focusing on technique rather than intensity.
- The wrestlers sparred in the gym, working on their grappling skills.
- The mixed martial artists sparred in the octagon, showcasing their diverse abilities.
- The fencers sparred with precision, their swords meeting in a symphony of steel.
- The Muay Thai fighters sparred with ferocity, exchanging powerful strikes.
- The karate students sparred at the dojo, honing their kata and bunkai.
- The tai chi masters sparred gently, focusing on the flow of energy and balance.
- The Kendo practitioners sparred with bamboo swords, aiming to strike each other's helmets and body armor.
sparred Meaning
sparred
a stout pole, to strike or fight with feet or spurs in the manner of a gamecock, a movement of offense or defense in boxing, to gesture without landing a blow to draw one's opponent or create an opening, a stout rounded usually wood or metal piece (such as a mast, boom, gaff, or yard) used to support rigging, any of the main longitudinal members of the wing of an airplane that carry the ribs, skirmish entry 2 sense 1, box entry 3, a long rounded usually wood or metal piece (as a mast, boom, or yard) to which a sail is fastened, to box or make boxing movements with the fists for practice or in fun, a sparring match or session, to engage in a practice or exhibition bout of boxing, a member of the women's reserve of the U.S. Coast Guard, any of various nonmetallic usually cleavable and lustrous minerals, skirmish, wrangle
Synonyms & Antonyms of sparred
FAQs About the word sparred
a stout pole, to strike or fight with feet or spurs in the manner of a gamecock, a movement of offense or defense in boxing, to gesture without landing a blow t
slugged, hit, buffeted, brawled, dueled, contended, skirmished, bashed, punched, struck
No antonyms found.
The boxers sparred fiercely in preparation for the upcoming fight.
The swordsmen sparred with wooden swords, testing their agility and precision.
The taekwondo students sparred lightly, focusing on technique rather than intensity.
The wrestlers sparred in the gym, working on their grappling skills.
