tunker Antonyms
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Meaning of tunker
Wordnet
tunker (n)
an adherent of Baptistic doctrines (who practice baptism by immersion)
Webster
tunker (n.)
Same as Dunker.
tunker Sentence Examples
- The tunker used his giant hammer to pound the metal into shape.
- The blacksmith's tunker was an essential tool for creating intricate pieces.
- The tunker's rhythmic blows echoed through the workshop.
- With a skilled hand, the tunker flattened the copper sheet into a perfect circle.
- The tunker's anvil was heavy and worn, a testament to years of use.
- The bright sparks flew as the tunker's hammer struck the metal.
- The apprentice watched intently as the master tunker demonstrated the proper technique.
- The tunker's strong arms and sturdy build made him well-suited for his demanding craft.
- The tunker's forge was a hot and noisy place, but he found solace in the rhythm of his work.
- The tunker's skill and dedication transformed raw metal into works of art.
FAQs About the word tunker
an adherent of Baptistic doctrines (who practice baptism by immersion)Same as Dunker.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tunker used his giant hammer to pound the metal into shape.
The blacksmith's tunker was an essential tool for creating intricate pieces.
The tunker's rhythmic blows echoed through the workshop.
With a skilled hand, the tunker flattened the copper sheet into a perfect circle.
