boatloads Synonyms
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Strong:
- scads
- volumes
- hundred
- shiploads
- heaps
- bushels
- masses
- bundles
- wealths
- gobs
- truckloads
- carloads
- stacks
- quite-a-bit
- fistfuls
- sheaves
- plenties
- barrels
- all-kinds-of-
- basketfuls
- rafts
- abundances
- myriads
- yards
- lashings
- platefuls
- oodles
- mountains
- stores
- pots
- packs
- wads
- reams
- much
- buckets
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- millions
- overflows
- multiplicities
- overmuch
- surpluses
- hordes
- multitudes
- overages
- passels
- epidemics
- potfuls
- plentitudes
- bonanzas
- oversupplies
- flocks
- droves
- zillions
- gazillions
- profusions
- million
- plethoras
- surfeits
- basketsful
- swarms
- crowds
- floods
- herds
- armies
- rashes
- seas
- deluges
- lashins
- trillions
- plagues
- legions
- scores
- overabundances
- spates
- good-deals
- thousands
- hosts
- redundancies
- messes
- pecks
- superfluities
- throngs
- plenitudes
- excesses
- sights
- embarrassments
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- licks
- shreds
- sprinkles
- particles
- fragments
- drams
- crumbs
- dabs
- shadows
- traces
- mites
- mouthfuls
- flecks
- little
- bits
- atoms
- scruples
- pinches
- glimmers
- peanuts
- aces
- sprinklings
- streaks
- dots
- suspicions
- tastes
- hints
- ounces
- strains
- shades
- driblets
- spots
- touches
- scraps
- rays
- granules
- grains
- handfuls
- specks
- molecules
Strong:
- shortages
- smatterings
- nips
- scintillas
- smidgens
- sections
- shots
- iotas
- drops
- nubbins
- pieces
- pittances
- modicums
- flyspecks
- dashes
- portions
- handsful
- lacks
- motes
- smidgeons
- jots
- morsels
- whits
- smidges
- smidgins
- tittles
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boatloads Meaning
boatloads
a load that fills a boat, an indefinitely large number or amount, a large amount
boatloads Sentence Examples
- The villagers hauled boatloads of sand from the riverbank to construct a sturdy堤防.
- The aid workers delivered boatloads of supplies to the earthquake-stricken communities.
- The fisherman returned with boatloads of tuna, their nets overflowing with the bounty of the sea.
- The cargo ship unloaded boatloads of machinery, destined for the construction of a new factory.
- The tour boat carried boatloads of tourists along the picturesque coastline, offering breathtaking views.
- The volunteers distributed boatloads of clothing and blankets to the homeless during the winter storm.
- The refugees fled in boatloads, seeking safety and a better life on foreign shores.
- The researchers conducted boatloads of experiments, hoping to unlock the secrets of the deep sea.
- The harbor was crowded with boatloads of vessels, a bustling hub of maritime activity.
- The aid organization provided boatloads of medical supplies and personnel to remote villages in need.
FAQs About the word boatloads
a load that fills a boat, an indefinitely large number or amount, a large amount
chunks, hundreds, slews, deals,tons, bunches, loads, lots, quantities, dozen
licks, shreds, sprinkles, particles, fragments, drams, crumbs, dabs, shadows, traces
The villagers hauled boatloads of sand from the riverbank to construct a sturdy堤防.
The aid workers delivered boatloads of supplies to the earthquake-stricken communities.
The fisherman returned with boatloads of tuna, their nets overflowing with the bounty of the sea.
The cargo ship unloaded boatloads of machinery, destined for the construction of a new factory.
