debouche Synonyms
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debouche Meaning
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debouche (n.)
A place for exit; an outlet; hence, a market for goods.
debouche Sentence Examples
- The narrow path debouched into a vast clearing, revealing a breathtaking view of the valley below.
- As we continued down the river, it debouched into a wide estuary, where the salty scent of the sea filled the air.
- The road debouched from the dense forest into a sunlit meadow, inviting us to stop and rest.
- The creek debouched from the mountains, cascading down in a series of sparkling waterfalls.
- After hours of hiking, the trail finally debouched onto a pristine beach, the turquoise waters stretching endlessly before us.
- The tunnel debouched abruptly into a cavernous chamber, filled with stalactites and echoing with the sound of dripping water.
- The street debouched into a bustling marketplace, alive with the sights and sounds of vendors and shoppers.
- Following the winding path, we eventually debouched onto a plateau, where the ruins of an ancient city lay silent under the sun.
- The stream debouched into a serene pond, its surface reflecting the surrounding trees like a mirror.
- The alley debouched into a narrow courtyard, hemmed in by towering buildings on all sides.
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A place for exit; an outlet; hence, a market for goods.
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The narrow path debouched into a vast clearing, revealing a breathtaking view of the valley below.
As we continued down the river, it debouched into a wide estuary, where the salty scent of the sea filled the air.
The road debouched from the dense forest into a sunlit meadow, inviting us to stop and rest.
The creek debouched from the mountains, cascading down in a series of sparkling waterfalls.
