Felling [verb]

Definition of Felling:

chop down

Synonyms of Felling:

● Shoot

● Tumble

● Drop

● Flatten

● Slash

● Raze

● Rive

● Gash

● Cleave

● Cut

● Level

● Floor

● Demolish

● Down

● Hew

● Split

● Sunder

● Hack

● Prostrate

● Mangle

● Dash

● Sever

● Ground

● Bowl over

● Bring down

● Cut down

● Pull down

● Shoot down

● Blow down

● Cause to fall

● Knock down

● Knock over

● Lay low

● Mow down

● Strike down

● Throw down


Opposite/Antonyms of Felling:

● Help

● Build

● Join

● Raise

● Erect

● Assist

● Aid

● Combine

● Construct

● Unite


Sentence/Example of Felling:

There is a copper-plate representing the dragging the prisoner with cords, and felling him with a club.

As we approached Pomeroy the militia began to embarrass our march by felling trees and erecting barricades across the roads.

Left and right, each felling his man; and cimeters dashed from hands as stubble, shields were smitten through as if of gauze.

Crane struck him over the head with his pistol, felling him to the ground.

So, to Stott's utter surprise, instead of felling him to the earth, Annys flung off the girl and extended his hand humbly to him.

It had been constructed by simply felling two tall trees on the edge of it in such a manner that they fell across.

It was hard work felling trees and the Fox, soon tiring of it, made some sort of excuse to run off.

He strained and twisted, now felling the ghost, now being felled in turn, but they staggered again to their feet.

He recognized their double leverage, for if they succeeded in felling even one tree McLean became liable for his wager.

General Sherman's corps were soon busy felling trees and laying planks.