Search results for "row"

3 results found

• froward

  Meaning

  • 1. habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition

  • 2. difficult to deal with; contrary

  Examples

  • 1. The froward villain, Loki, continued to thwart Thor, despite their brotherly bond.

  • 2. Batman found the Riddler to be a froward foe, always creating puzzling schemes that opposed the law.

  • 3. Despite Doraemon's advice, Nobita often takes a froward stance, insisting on finding an easy way out.

  • 4. In Frozen, the Duke of Weselton is portrayed as a froward character, resisting change and opposing Queen Elsa's powers.

• harrow

  Meaning

  • 1. An implement consisting of a heavy frame set with teeth or tines which is dragged over plowed land to break up clods, remove weeds, and cover seed

  • 2. Cause distress or torment to

  Examples

  • 1. Before planting seeds, Clark Kent uses a harrow to smooth the soil on his family's Kansas farm.

  • 2. The harrowing experience Bruce Wayne went through after losing his parents fueled his commitment to becoming Batman.

  • 3. In the movie 'Cast Away,' Tom Hanks' character is harrowed by the prospect of living alone on an uninhabited island.

  • 4. After losing his gadgets to a mischievous Nobita, Doraemon felt harrowed and utterly helpless.

• row

  Meaning

  • 1. A series of people or things arranged in a straight line

  • 2. A noisy dispute or quarrel; a commotion

  Examples

  • 1. The Avengers stood in a row, ready to face the approaching alien invasion.

  • 2. Batman and Robin had a rare row over the best strategy to defeat The Riddler.

  • 3. Shinchan caused a row in the classroom by flinging his lunchbox across the room.

  • 4. In the movie 'The Lord of the Rings', the Fellowship marched in a row as they embarked on their epic journey.