Furrow – Meaning, Definition, Synonyms and Antonyms
Furrow is a word used as a noun and verb in English grammar. Most commonly, it means a long, narrow trench in the ground, and it can also mean lines on a person’s face that show concentration or worry.
Meaning:
A furrow usually refers to a deep line or groove, often in soil, that looks like a narrow trench. As a facial meaning, it can refer to noticeable lines or folds that appear when someone frowns or focuses hard.
Definition:
Noun: A groove or trench in the ground (for example, made by a plow) or an indentation that forms a clear line.
Verb: To make furrows in the ground; or to form lines on the face (for example, by frowning).
The word furrow is tied to the idea of cutting or marking a surface with a clear channel or line.
Example Sentences:
- The farmer plowed deep furrows in the soil for planting.
- A furrow appeared on his forehead as he tried to solve the problem.
- Heavy rain filled the furrows between the rows of crops.
- She furrowed her brow in concentration while reading the contract.
- The tractor left long furrows in the muddy field after the storm.
- His question furrowed the group’s thoughts and led to a deeper discussion.
Furrow Synonyms:
- Groove
- Trench
- Channel
- Ridge
- Crease
- Wrinkle
- Frown
- Indent
- Mark
- Fold
Furrow Antonyms:
- Smoothness
- Flatness
- Evenness
- Level
- Plainness
- Uniformity
- Clarity
- Serenity
- Calm
- Unwrinkled surface
If you’re learning related facial-expression vocabulary, you may also want to review frown meaning, definition, synonyms and antonyms.
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