tomahawking Antonyms
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Meaning of tomahawking
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tomahawking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Tomahawk
tomahawking Sentence Examples
- The tomahawking strike shattered the target into a thousand pieces.
- The warriors charged into battle, their tomahawks raised high.
- The Native American's tomahawk was a versatile tool for hunting, warfare, and everyday tasks.
- The tomahawking motion involved a quick, downward swing.
- The tomahawk became a symbol of the American frontier and the spirit of independence.
- The tomahawking technique was passed down from generation to generation.
- Skilled woodsmen could use a tomahawk to create intricate carvings and sculptures.
- The tomahawking strike was a deadly weapon in close-quarters combat.
- The Native Americans used tomahawks to clear paths through dense forests and build shelters.
- The tomahawking gesture is often used as a symbol of defiance or determination.
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of Tomahawk
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The tomahawking strike shattered the target into a thousand pieces.
The warriors charged into battle, their tomahawks raised high.
The Native American's tomahawk was a versatile tool for hunting, warfare, and everyday tasks.
The tomahawking motion involved a quick, downward swing.
