tressel Antonyms
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Meaning of tressel
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tressel (n.)
A trestle.
tressel Sentence Examples
- The tressel supported the massive wooden beam, preventing it from collapsing.
- The painter carefully placed the canvas on the tressel, ready for a fresh coat of color.
- The carpenter used a saw to cut the tressel to the perfect length and angle.
- The barn was supported by numerous tressels, giving it strength and stability.
- The photographer set up his tripod on a tressel to elevate the camera and get a clearer view.
- The engineer designed a tressel to withstand heavy loads and harsh weather conditions.
- The construction crew skillfully assembled the tressels into a sturdy framework for the bridge.
- The vintage tressel, made of intricate ironwork, had become a prized collector's item.
- The carpenter secured the tressel firmly in the ground, ensuring a solid foundation for the gazebo.
- The architect specified the use of heavy-duty tressels for the temporary support of the skyscraper during construction.
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A trestle.
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The tressel supported the massive wooden beam, preventing it from collapsing.
The painter carefully placed the canvas on the tressel, ready for a fresh coat of color.
The carpenter used a saw to cut the tressel to the perfect length and angle.
The barn was supported by numerous tressels, giving it strength and stability.
