trampler Antonyms
Meaning of trampler
trampler (n)
someone who injures by trampling
someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the ground
trampler (n.)
One who tramples; one who treads down; as, a trampler on nature's law.
trampler Sentence Examples
- The relentless trampler trampled through the meadow, leaving a trail of crushed vegetation in its wake.
- The herd of elephants thundered past, their massive feet trampling undergrowth and uprooting small trees.
- The invading army trampled the once-flourishing city, leaving only ruins and desolation in its path.
- The wildfire raged unchecked, a relentless trampler devouring everything in its path.
- The bull trampled the farmer's fence, leaving behind a broken and useless barrier.
- The heavy boots of soldiers trampled the delicate flowers, oblivious to their beauty and fragility.
- The runaway horse galloped through the streets, its hooves trampling anything that stood in its way.
- The tornado was an unstoppable trampler, leveling buildings and uprooting trees with ease.
- The overzealous crowd trampled a fan as they surged forward to get closer to the stage.
- The heavy machinery trampled the fragile ecosystem, leaving behind a barren and lifeless wasteland.
FAQs About the word trampler
someone who injures by trampling, someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the groundOne who tramples; one who treads down; as, a trampler on
stomp, tramp, smash, kick,stamp, override, boot, mash, run over,step (on)
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The relentless trampler trampled through the meadow, leaving a trail of crushed vegetation in its wake.
The herd of elephants thundered past, their massive feet trampling undergrowth and uprooting small trees.
The invading army trampled the once-flourishing city, leaving only ruins and desolation in its path.
The wildfire raged unchecked, a relentless trampler devouring everything in its path.
