carloads Antonyms
Strongest:
- atoms
- bits
- hints
- aces
- shadows
- scruples
- molecules
- peanuts
- handsful
- flecks
- little
- sprinkles
- drams
- specks
- mouthfuls
- crumbs
- streaks
- fragments
- mites
- scraps
- sprinklings
- rays
- handfuls
- touches
- ounces
- particles
- granules
- tastes
- strains
- licks
- dots
- grains
- driblets
- glimmers
- suspicions
- spots
- traces
- shades
Strong:
- dabs
- smidgens
- whits
- shots
- motes
- iotas
- smidgeons
- pieces
- sections
- jots
- nubbins
- portions
- shreds
- shortages
- smatterings
- morsels
- pinches
- flyspecks
- smidges
- drops
- nips
- dashes
- pittances
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- masses
- basketfuls
- sheaves
- hundred
- pecks
- lashings
- myriads
- scads
- platefuls
- plenties
- buckets
- abundances
- packs
- barrels
- stacks
- mountains
- good-deals
- shiploads
- quite-a-bit
- multiplicities
- slews
- wads
- heaps
- wealths
- pots
- boatloads
- volumes
- yards
- reams
- all-kinds-of-
- truckloads
- fistfuls
- profusions
- oodles
- gobs
- stores
Weak:
- overflows
- plenitudes
- surpluses
- spates
- overmuch
- rashes
- excesses
- mobs
- million
- basketsful
- legions
- thousands
- oversupplies
- crowds
- deluges
- millions
- zillions
- superfluities
- plagues
- trillions
- redundancies
- overages
- armies
- potfuls
- messes
- swarms
- multitudes
- hosts
- surfeits
- hordes
- seas
- passels
- bonanzas
- much
- droves
- lashins
- plentitudes
- scores
- sights
- epidemics
- bevies
- herds
- throngs
- flocks
- embarrassments
- floods
Meaning of carloads
carloads
a large unspecified quantity, the minimum number of tons required for shipping at carload rates, a load (as of occupants) that fills a car, a load (as of passengers) that fills a car
carloads Sentence Examples
- The massive parking lot was filled with carloads of enthusiastic concertgoers.
- The volunteer group organized carloads of donations for the hurricane victims.
- The grocery store's parking lot had carloads of shoppers stocking up for the holidays.
- The school hosted a carpool with carloads of children being transported to various destinations.
- The stadium's parking area accommodated carloads of cheering sports fans.
- The apartment complex's move-in day involved carloads of tenants hauling their belongings.
- The amusement park's visitors arrived in carloads, eager for a day of fun and adventure.
- The local food bank received carloads of canned goods and non-perishable items from generous donors.
- The construction site's parking lot was lined with carloads of workers and equipment.
- The annual car show featured carloads of classic and antique automobiles, drawing crowds of enthusiasts.
FAQs About the word carloads
a large unspecified quantity, the minimum number of tons required for shipping at carload rates, a load (as of occupants) that fills a car, a load (as of passen
bushels, bunches, bundles, chunks, quantities, piles,tons, deals, loads, dozens
atoms, bits, hints, aces, shadows, scruples, molecules, peanuts, handsful, flecks
The massive parking lot was filled with carloads of enthusiastic concertgoers.
The volunteer group organized carloads of donations for the hurricane victims.
The grocery store's parking lot had carloads of shoppers stocking up for the holidays.
The school hosted a carpool with carloads of children being transported to various destinations.
