unbreech Antonyms
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Meaning of unbreech
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unbreech (v. t.)
To remove the breeches of; to divest or strip of breeches.
To free the breech of, as a cannon, from its fastenings or coverings.
unbreech Sentence Examples
- The seasoned locksmith expertly unbreech the antique door, revealing the hidden chamber within.
- The unbreech of the cannon signaled the commencement of the fierce battle.
- As a skilled hunter, he knew precisely how to unbreech his rifle for cleaning and maintenance.
- The unbreech of the oil tanker released a torrent of viscous liquid, creating an environmental disaster.
- The unbreech of the vault revealed a trove of long-lost treasures.
- The meticulous scientist carefully unbreech the test tube to avoid contaminating the sample.
- The mechanic meticulously unbreech the engine to diagnose the source of the malfunction.
- The unbreech of the spacecraft allowed the astronauts to embark on their perilous journey into the unknown.
- The unbreech of the gate signaled the beginning of the festival, inviting the revelers to celebrate.
- The unbreech of the water main left the entire neighborhood without a reliable source of water.
FAQs About the word unbreech
To remove the breeches of; to divest or strip of breeches., To free the breech of, as a cannon, from its fastenings or coverings.
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The seasoned locksmith expertly unbreech the antique door, revealing the hidden chamber within.
The unbreech of the cannon signaled the commencement of the fierce battle.
As a skilled hunter, he knew precisely how to unbreech his rifle for cleaning and maintenance.
The unbreech of the oil tanker released a torrent of viscous liquid, creating an environmental disaster.
