single-barreled

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single-barreled

A hunter carries a single-barreled shotgun through the woods.

Definition

Adjective: * Having only one barrel. This term is used to describe a firearm (such as a shotgun or rifle) that is constructed with one tube through which projectiles are fired.

Usage

The adjective "single-barreled" is used attributively, meaning it is placed directly before the noun it modifies to describe a specific type of gun. It is the opposite of "double-barreled."

Examples
  • He inherited an old single-barreled shotgun from his grandfather.
  • For beginners, a single-barreled rifle is often recommended for its simplicity.
  • The museum displayed a collection of antique single-barreled pistols.
Advanced Usage
  • The term can be used metaphorically to describe something that has only one main channel, approach, or focus, though this is less common.
    • The company's single-barreled strategy focused solely on cost-cutting.
Variants and Related Words
  • Double-barreled (adj.): Having two barrels.
  • Barrel (n.): The tube of a firearm through which the bullet or shot is fired.
Synonyms
  • One-barreled
Antonyms
  • Double-barreled
  • Multi-barreled
single-barreled

A hunter carries a single-barreled shotgun through the woods.

Adjective
  1. having one barrel
    • most guns are single-barreled

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