cratered Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- slumped
- came-up-empty
- came-to-grief
- flunked
- flamed-out
- washed-out
- foundered
- declined
- laid-an-egg
- struck-out
- tanked
- crashed
- fell-flat
- fell-short
Weak:
Meaning of cratered
cratered
to form craters in, a dimple in a painted surface, an eroded lesion, a hole in the ground made by the explosion of a bomb or shell, a depression formed by an impact (as of a meteorite), an eroded lesion of a wall or surface, a hole made by an impact (as of a meteorite) or by the explosion of a bomb or shell, a hollow shaped like a bowl around the opening of a volcano, to fail or fall suddenly and dramatically, a jar or vase of classical antiquity having a large round body and a wide mouth and used for mixing wine and water, to exhibit or form craters, the bowl-shaped depression around the orifice of a volcano, a constellation that is visible between the constellations of Corvus and Hydra and that is represented by the figure of a cup
cratered Sentence Examples
- The lunar surface is cratered with countless impact basins created by ancient celestial bodies.
- The aftermath of the meteorite bombardment left the planet's surface heavily cratered.
- The volcano's eruption produced a vast, cratered caldera that swallowed up nearby villages.
- The impact of the asteroid cratered the Earth, leaving a colossal scar that is visible from space.
- The cratered landscape of the war zone bore testament to the intense battles that had taken place there.
- The abandoned mine site was cratered with deep pits resulting from the extraction of precious metals.
- The explosion created a cratered hole in the ground that was filled with toxic chemicals.
- The cratered surface of the frying pan made it difficult to cook evenly.
- The impact cratered the lake, forming a bowl-shaped depression that became a tourist attraction.
- The surface of the golf ball was cratered by countless dimples, improving its aerodynamics.
FAQs About the word cratered
to form craters in, a dimple in a painted surface, an eroded lesion, a hole in the ground made by the explosion of a bomb or shell, a depression formed by an im
flopped, bombed, struggled,collapsed, failed, missed, folded, slumped, came up empty, came to grief
went, cooked, clicked, flourished, succeeded, came off, delivered, went over, worked out, panned out
The lunar surface is cratered with countless impact basins created by ancient celestial bodies.
The aftermath of the meteorite bombardment left the planet's surface heavily cratered.
The volcano's eruption produced a vast, cratered caldera that swallowed up nearby villages.
The impact of the asteroid cratered the Earth, leaving a colossal scar that is visible from space.
