trunch Synonyms
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trunch Meaning
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trunch (n.)
A stake; a small post.
trunch Sentence Examples
- The police officer brandished his trunch to control the unruly crowd.
- The warden used a trunch to disperse the inmates during the prison riot.
- The trunch served as a potent weapon in the hands of the tyrannical ruler.
- The sound of truncheons striking pavement echoed through the streets during the demonstration.
- The protestors were met with a brutal assault of truncheons by the riot police.
- The trunch became a symbol of oppression and state violence.
- The protesters fought back against the truncheons with rocks and Molotov cocktails.
- The historian meticulously documented the use of truncheons throughout the ages.
- The sight of truncheons being wielded by law enforcement sent shivers down the spines of the citizens.
- The trunch remained a common tool of crowd control, despite growing concerns over its excessive use.
FAQs About the word trunch
A stake; a small post.
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The police officer brandished his trunch to control the unruly crowd.
The warden used a trunch to disperse the inmates during the prison riot.
The trunch served as a potent weapon in the hands of the tyrannical ruler.
The sound of truncheons striking pavement echoed through the streets during the demonstration.
