atterration Synonyms
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atterration Meaning
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atterration (n.)
The act of filling up with earth, or of forming land with alluvial earth.
atterration Sentence Examples
- The atterration of the plane was abrupt, causing the passengers to gasp in unison.
- The pilot's expert maneuvering minimized the atterration, ensuring a smooth touchdown.
- The aircraft's wings shook violently during the atterration, making the passengers uneasy.
- After a turbulent flight, the atterration was a welcome relief for the weary travelers.
- The plane's atterration was delayed due to inclement weather, leaving passengers stranded on the tarmac.
- Despite the rough weather, the skilled pilot executed a flawless atterration, drawing applause from the passengers.
- The jolt of the atterration reverberated through the fuselage, jarring the passengers from their seats.
- The thunderous noise of the plane's atterration echoed through the nearby hills.
- The pilot's inexperience was evident in the jarring atterration, leaving the passengers feeling shaken.
- The passengers erupted in cheers as the plane made a perfect atterration, marking the end of their arduous journey.
FAQs About the word atterration
The act of filling up with earth, or of forming land with alluvial earth.
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The atterration of the plane was abrupt, causing the passengers to gasp in unison.
The pilot's expert maneuvering minimized the atterration, ensuring a smooth touchdown.
The aircraft's wings shook violently during the atterration, making the passengers uneasy.
After a turbulent flight, the atterration was a welcome relief for the weary travelers.
