sweep oar Antonyms
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Meaning of sweep oar
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sweep oar (n)
a long oar used in an open boat
sweep oar Sentence Examples
- The rowers gripped the sweep oars tightly, their muscles straining with each powerful stroke.
- The rhythmic sound of the sweep oars cutting through the water created a mesmerizing symphony.
- The coxswain barked commands, guiding the boat with precision as the rowers wielded their sweep oars in unison.
- The sweep oars acted as an extension of the rowers' arms, propelling the boat with speed and grace.
- The crew practiced tirelessly, honing their technique with the sweep oars, striving to achieve perfect synchronization.
- The sweep oars seemed to glide effortlessly through the water, leaving little wake behind.
- The rowers' bodies moved in fluid unison, each pull of the sweep oars a testament to their strength and endurance.
- The sweep oars served as a lifeline, connecting the rowers to the boat and the water.
- As the boat approached the finish line, the rowers gave one final mighty heave on the sweep oars.
- The sweep oars were hoisted and secured, their task complete as the boat glided ashore.
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a long oar used in an open boat
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The rowers gripped the sweep oars tightly, their muscles straining with each powerful stroke.
The rhythmic sound of the sweep oars cutting through the water created a mesmerizing symphony.
The coxswain barked commands, guiding the boat with precision as the rowers wielded their sweep oars in unison.
The sweep oars acted as an extension of the rowers' arms, propelling the boat with speed and grace.
