sower
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5.4
A person who spreads seeds on the ground to grow crops
- noun
- /ˈsoʊər/
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- As a sower, she carefully scattered the seeds across the field to ensure even growth.
- sower of seeds
No, it's been as I'm a sower God just somehow keep supplying seed so I can keep sowing.
- No, it's been as I'm a sower God just somehow keep supplying seed so I can keep sowing.
- And you remember that we began by talking about Parable of the Sower and the very first of the Earthsea verses.
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Examples
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The sower of seeds must be a child so that what is planted is without corruption, untainted by the poisons of age.
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The sower is Christ, and the soil is a person's mind and spirit.
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Behold, a sower went forth to sow.
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The farmer is an experienced sower who knows the best time to plant his crops.
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In spring, the community organizes a festival celebrating the sower and the planting season.
Synonyms
planter
vssower
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2.3
A person who puts seeds or young trees into the ground for crops
scatters seeds across the ground rather than placing them individually
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Etymology
The word sower comes from the old verb sow, which means 'to plant by scattering seeds'. A sower is therefore literally a person who walks a field and scatters seeds, which is exactly how we use the word today.