stagecoaches Antonyms
Strongest:
- hackney-coaches
- cal-ches
- victorias
- buggies
- go-carts
- diligences
- troikas
- tongas
- barouches
- coup-s
- carryalls
- hansom-cabs
- hansoms
- broughams
- coaches
- cabriolets
- tandems
- coupes
- carriages
- chariots
- droskies
- chaises
- gigs
- phaetons
- cabs
- surreys
- roadsters
- hackneys
- buckboards
Strong:
- dogcarts
- four-in-hands
- tilburies
- rigs
- stages
- landaus
- jaunting-cars
- rockaways
- equipages
- calashes
- droshkies
- traps
- caleches
- stanhopes
- caroches
- post-chaises
- curricles
Weak:
Meaning of stagecoaches
stagecoaches
a coach pulled by horses that carries passengers and mail and runs on a schedule between established stops, a horse-drawn passenger and mail coach running on a regular schedule between established stops
stagecoaches Sentence Examples
- Stagecoaches creaked and rumbled through the untamed frontier, transporting passengers and goods.
- The masked bandits eagerly awaited the arrival of the stagecoach, hoping to plunder its precious cargo.
- Travelers endured cramped and uncomfortable conditions in the crowded stagecoaches.
- The stagecoach driver, a rugged and experienced man, expertly guided the horses through treacherous terrain.
- The stagecoach's journey was fraught with danger, as outlaws lurked in the shadows.
- The stagecoaches became a vital lifeline for isolated communities, connecting them to the outside world.
- Passengers anxiously peered out the stagecoach windows, eager for a glimpse of their destination.
- The wheels of the stagecoaches churned relentlessly, leaving clouds of dust in their wake.
- The stagecoach robbery became a legendary tale, whispered about in hushed tones.
- The stagecoaches of the Wild West played a pivotal role in shaping the history of the American frontier.
FAQs About the word stagecoaches
a coach pulled by horses that carries passengers and mail and runs on a schedule between established stops, a horse-drawn passenger and mail coach running on a
hackney coaches, calèches, victorias, buggies, go-carts, diligences, troikas, tongas, barouches, coupés
No antonyms found.
Stagecoaches creaked and rumbled through the untamed frontier, transporting passengers and goods.
The masked bandits eagerly awaited the arrival of the stagecoach, hoping to plunder its precious cargo.
Travelers endured cramped and uncomfortable conditions in the crowded stagecoaches.
The stagecoach driver, a rugged and experienced man, expertly guided the horses through treacherous terrain.
