Spearhead [verb]
Definition of Spearhead:
lead, start
Synonyms of Spearhead:
● Initiate
● Prompt
● Spur
● Launch
● Move
● Shepherd
● Head
● Motivate
● Bring
● Produce
● Originate
● Influence
● Direct
● Introduce
● Pioneer
● Persuade
● Helm
● Cause
● Guide
● Bring on
● Quarterback
● Get the jump on
● Go out in front
● Run things
● Trail-blaze
Opposite/Antonyms of Spearhead:
● Neglect
● Misguide
● Leave
● Discourage
● Stop
● Finish
● End
● Mislead
● Result
● Dissuade
Sentence/Example of Spearhead:
At length the spearhead was ready for the finishing touches.
And every movement of the bison had driven the spearhead deeper.
While Chipper worked at a spearhead, the other men were moving about.
Fig. 201 represents a spearhead of iron from Brandenburg, North Germany.
Here the soil was firm, and the spearhead had to be forced home.
A spearhead grazed his scalp, and smashed a tile behind him.
A shaft that had been procured some days previously was fished out from its hiding-place, and fitted to the spearhead.
Stan's ship formed the spearhead of a sharp V. O'Malley refused to keep still.
On each rope, six feet from the spearhead, is a fathom mark made by tying on a rag or cord.
The gifts may range from two death blankets, worth 16 pesos, to a spearhead worth 0.20 peso.