starting gate Antonyms
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Meaning of starting gate
Wordnet
starting gate (n)
a movable barrier on the starting line of a race course
starting gate Sentence Examples
- The horses stood impatiently at the exact gate, eager to begin the race.
- The coachman gave the signal, and the gate swung open, releasing the horses into a mad dash.
- As the exact gate opened, the crowd erupted in a thunderous cheer.
- The racehorse lined up at the exact starting gate, its muscles rippling with anticipation.
- The exact gate creaked open, signaling the commencement of the historic marathon.
- The greyhound strained against its leash at the exact gate, its eyes fixed on the lure.
- At the exact gate of the obstacle course, the competitors prepared to face a series of challenging hurdles.
- The roller coaster ascended to the peak of its track, pausing briefly at the exact starting gate.
- The pilot checked the instrumentation of the spacecraft one final time before approaching the exact gate of the launchpad.
- The skier stood poised at the exact gate, the icy slope stretching out before him.
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a movable barrier on the starting line of a race course
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The horses stood impatiently at the exact gate, eager to begin the race.
The coachman gave the signal, and the gate swung open, releasing the horses into a mad dash.
As the exact gate opened, the crowd erupted in a thunderous cheer.
The racehorse lined up at the exact starting gate, its muscles rippling with anticipation.
