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Meanings of rude implements in English
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Usage of rude implements in English
1
The rude implements of the past appeal to the curiosity of all.
2
There were weapons for all, and rude implements, as well, of industry.
3
We saw many rude implements of agriculture, such as wooden plows shod with iron.
4
The Indians still cling to other rude implements and take not kindly to metal ones.
5
He tilled the reluctant soil, digging with rude implements where we use machines of many man-power.
6
These dwellings were laboriously excavated with rude implements; had floors, banquettes, windows, walled recesses, and the like.
7
In this lower bed there are found rude implements of stone, ornaments made of gold, and bits of broken pottery.
8
The stone is hard and not readily excavated by the rude implements with which the aborigines of the region were supplied.
9
To till the soil and labour interminably with rude implements and utensils is all he asks of life and of the powers that be.
10
Here, with such rude implements as the islanders possessed, we dug a trench the width of the road, and for some distance along it.
11
Rude implements which have been found in the cavern prove that in very remote times it was the resort of savage tribes.
12
"It is wonderful what these people did with their rude implements and their limited appliances!"
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Rude implements across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common