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Meaning of berm

Wordnet

berm (n)

a narrow ledge or shelf typically at the top or bottom of a slope

a narrow edge of land (usually unpaved) along the side of a road

Webster

berm (n.)

Alt. of Berme

berm Sentence Examples

  1. The highway engineer designed a wide berm along the road to prevent vehicles from veering off the pavement.
  2. A berm of soil was constructed around the perimeter of the construction site to contain runoff.
  3. The homeowner built a berm on their property to block the view of the neighboring development.
  4. The snowplow driver carefully pushed the snow into a berm at the side of the road.
  5. A berm of sand was used to protect the coastal community from storm surges.
  6. The border fence between the two countries was reinforced with a high earthen berm.
  7. The airport installed a berm along the runway to reduce noise pollution.
  8. A berm was created in the garden to delineate different planting areas.
  9. The horse track used a berm of loose dirt as a safety barrier for the riders.
  10. The retention pond was surrounded by a berm to prevent overflow during heavy rain.

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a narrow ledge or shelf typically at the top or bottom of a slope, a narrow edge of land (usually unpaved) along the side of a roadAlt. of Berme

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The highway engineer designed a wide berm along the road to prevent vehicles from veering off the pavement.

A berm of soil was constructed around the perimeter of the construction site to contain runoff.

The homeowner built a berm on their property to block the view of the neighboring development.

The snowplow driver carefully pushed the snow into a berm at the side of the road.