borehole Antonyms
Meaning of borehole
borehole
an exploratory well, a hole bored or drilled in the earth, a small-diameter well drilled especially to obtain water
borehole Sentence Examples
- The team dug a borehole for access to water in the remote village.
- The borehole reached a depth of 100 meters before striking an aquifer.
- The borehole provided a reliable source of clean water for the community.
- The engineers used a specialized drilling rig to create the borehole.
- The borehole's casing protected it from contamination and collapse.
- The borehole was regularly tested to ensure the water's quality and yield.
- The borehole served as a vital part of the town's water infrastructure.
- The borehole became a gathering place for locals who relied on it for water.
- The drilling of the borehole required extensive geological surveys.
- The borehole encountered unexpected rock formations that slowed down the drilling process.
FAQs About the word borehole
an exploratory well, a hole bored or drilled in the earth, a small-diameter well drilled especially to obtain water
trench, cave, burrow, pothole, ditch, furrow, groove, bowl, sinkhole, posthole
rise, tumor,hill, mound, protrusion, bunch, swell, bump, projection, hump
The team dug a borehole for access to water in the remote village.
The borehole reached a depth of 100 meters before striking an aquifer.
The borehole provided a reliable source of clean water for the community.
The engineers used a specialized drilling rig to create the borehole.
