lambs

[lamz]

lambs Definition

  • 1young sheep
  • 2a gentle or innocent person

Using lambs: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lambs" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The farmer had a flock of lambs in his field.

  • Example

    The little girl was as gentle as a lamb.

  • Example

    He was a lamb among wolves in the cut-throat business world.

lambs Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lambs

Antonyms for lambs

Phrases with lambs

  • lead (someone) to the slaughter (like a lamb)

    to lead someone into a dangerous or harmful situation without them realizing it

    Example

    He trusted his partner completely, but he was led to the slaughter like a lamb.

  • to stop someone from revealing something secret or embarrassing

    Example

    The politician tried to silence the lambs by threatening them with legal action.

  • separate the sheep from the goats/lambs

    to distinguish between two groups of people or things, especially those that are difficult to tell apart

    Example

    The teacher separated the sheep from the goats by giving them a difficult test.

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Summary: lambs in Brief

The term 'lambs' [lamz] refers to young sheep and is also used to describe gentle or innocent people. Examples include 'The farmer had a flock of lambs in his field.' and 'The little girl was as gentle as a lamb.' The phrase 'lead (someone) to the slaughter (like a lamb)' means to lead someone into a dangerous situation without them realizing it.