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A swathe typically refers to a strip or area of land that has been cut or mowed, often associated with the width of the path created. The width of a swathe can vary widely depending on the context, such as agricultural practices or land management, but it generally ranges from a few feet to several meters. In a more figurative sense, it can describe a broad expanse or area affected by a particular action or event.
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How wide should a swathe be?
3 to 6 inches
What does swathe mean in the hunger games?
Swathe
What is the name of swathe's belt fate?
Swathe's Buckle, Argonaut's Buckle.
What is used to immobilze extremity after a fracture has been splinted and a sling applied?
Swathe
What is used to immobilize the extremity after a fractrue has been splinted and a sling applied?
After it is splinted and put in a sling, there is not much else you can do to immobilize it. You could have the victim move as little as possible.
To cover completely as with clothing or bandages?
swathe
Does a swathe of mean a lot of as in there is a whole swathe of job openings?
No. A swath is the width of a scythe or mower-blade cut, or the mown grass itself. We speak of 'cutting a swath through' something, like a mower through grass. The verb "to swathe" which means to wrap or bind.
To cover completely and closely as with clothing or bandages?
Swathe
What is used to immobilize the extremity after a frature has occurred?
SWATHE
The route Sherman used the total war method?
Starting with the burning of Atlanta, and heading South-East to Savannah in a swathe fifty miles wide. Then crossing the river into South Carolina, to continue the punitive mission.
What is used to immobilize the extremity after has been splinted and sling applied?
Swathe
What is used to immobilized the extremity after a fracture has splinted and a sling applied?
Swathe
