sweeper Antonyms
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Meaning of sweeper
sweeper (n)
an employee who sweeps (floors or streets etc.)
a cleaning implement with revolving brushes that pick up dirt as the implement is pushed over a carpet
little-known nocturnal fish of warm shallow seas with an oblong compressed body
sweeper Sentence Examples
- The janitor meticulously wielded a broom and sweeper to maintain the pristine floors of the school.
- The street sweeper rumbled through the city, collecting debris and litter from the sidewalks.
- The robotic sweeper navigated the office seamlessly, cleaning up any stray crumbs or dust particles.
- The park sweeper cleared fallen leaves and acorns from the pathways, making them safe for pedestrians.
- The pool sweeper glided across the water's surface, filtering out dirt and debris to keep the water sparkling clean.
- The chimney sweeper carefully cleared soot and debris from the flue, ensuring a safe and efficient fireplace.
- The airport sweeper inspected the tarmac for any foreign objects that could pose a hazard to aircraft.
- The museum sweeper gently brushed away dust from delicate artifacts, preserving their historical significance.
- The stadium sweeper prepared the field for the big game, ensuring a clean and level surface for the players.
- The laboratory sweeper meticulously cleaned the floors to remove any potential contaminants that could interfere with experiments.
FAQs About the word sweeper
an employee who sweeps (floors or streets etc.), a cleaning implement with revolving brushes that pick up dirt as the implement is pushed over a carpet, little-
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The janitor meticulously wielded a broom and sweeper to maintain the pristine floors of the school.
The street sweeper rumbled through the city, collecting debris and litter from the sidewalks.
The robotic sweeper navigated the office seamlessly, cleaning up any stray crumbs or dust particles.
The park sweeper cleared fallen leaves and acorns from the pathways, making them safe for pedestrians.
