Definition for Husbandry:

• Agriculture.

Synonyms for Husbandry:

• n.

  •
  • plan,
  • arrangements,
  • planning,
  • agreement,
  • tactic,
  • blueprint,
  • strategy,
  • preparation,
  • plot,
  • conspiracy.
  •
  • crook,
  • cow town,
  • dairy,
  • brand,
  • cattle prod,
  • corral,
  • retrenchment,
  • management,
  • dip,
  • crate.
  •
  • conservation,
  • keep.
  •agriculture (noun)
  • nursing,
  • cultivation,
  • sharecropping,
  • gardening,
  • forestry,
  • landscaping,
  • farming,
  • tilling,
  • Sowing,
  • agronomy,
  • horticulture.
  •economy (noun)
  • rollback,
  • rollbacks,
  • stinginess,
  • frugality,
  • retrenchments,
  • miserliness,
  • sparingness,
  • Parcity,
  • thriftiness,
  • niggardliness.
  •farming (noun)
  • tillage.
  •providence (noun)
  • fore-sights,
  • pre cautions,
  • fore-sight,
  • fore sight,
  • fore sights,
  • pre-caution,
  • pre-cautions,
  • pre caution.

• v.

  •caution (verb)
  • prudence.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • administration (of an estate),
  • housekeeping,
  • conservancy.
  •
  • preservation.

Paraphrases for Husbandry:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    farming.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    stockbreeding, farming.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    hatchery.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    stock-raising, poultry, hatchery, nursery, livestock-raising, upbringing, cattle-breeding, agriculture, grazing, fattening.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    cultured, ranching, Farmed.
  • Proper noun, singular
    ranching, breeding, Farmed, herding, livestock, rearing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cultivation, stockfarming, ranching, breeding, livestock, rearing.

Antonyms for Husbandry:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    improvidence, extravagance, lavishness, wastefulness, squandering, prodigality.

Husbandry Sentence Examples:

• I now determined to devote myself to husbandry, and assist my brother in the business of the farm.

• The committee thought it would not be more than a reasonable protection to allow them to remain for three years, they having been put upon these lands destitute, without any implements of husbandry, without cattle, horses, or any thing else with which to cultivate the land, and having, up to the present time, been able to raise very little at the expense of great labor.