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machete

 

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Noun machete has 1 sense
  1. machete, matchet, panga - a large heavy knife used in Central and South America as a weapon or for cutting vegetation
    --1 is a kind of knife

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Machete

Description:

A machete is a long, broad-bladed knife or cleaver, typically used for cutting through thick vegetation or as a weapon. It is a popular tool in agricultural regions and is often associated with tropical countries.

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Tool:

In this sense, a machete refers to a tool designed for cutting or clearing vegetation, typically with a single-edged blade and a handle. It is commonly used in agriculture, gardening, and landscaping.

Sample Sentence: I needed a machete to clear the overgrown bushes in my backyard.

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Noun - Weapon:

A machete can also be used as a weapon, commonly associated with certain martial arts or for self-defense purposes.

Sample Sentence: The warrior skillfully wielded his machete during the intense fight.

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Additional Usage - Local:

In some regions, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, the machete holds cultural significance and is often used as a symbol of hard work, independence, or rebellion.

Sample Sentence: The farmer took pride in his machete, a testament to his dedication to the land.

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