decistere Antonyms
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Meaning of decistere
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decistere (n.)
The tenth part of the stere or cubic meter, equal to 3.531 cubic feet. See Stere.
decistere Sentence Examples
- The timber merchant ordered a decistere of lumber for the construction project.
- The foreman estimated that the truck could carry approximately three decisteres of logs.
- The storage capacity of the warehouse was measured in decisteres to ensure efficient stock management.
- A decistere of firewood was delivered to the campsite to keep the bonfire burning throughout the night.
- The furniture manufacturer calculated that they needed six decisteres of wood to fulfill their current orders.
- When purchasing firewood, the customer requested a decistere of seasoned logs for the winter.
- The sawmill processed several decisteres of timber each day to meet production targets.
- The forestry department measured the forest's timber yield in decisteres per hectare.
- The loggers loaded a decistere of felled trees onto the logging truck for transportation to the mill.
- The carpenter estimated that it would take half a decistere of wood to build the custom bookshelf for the library.
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The tenth part of the stere or cubic meter, equal to 3.531 cubic feet. See Stere.
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The timber merchant ordered a decistere of lumber for the construction project.
The foreman estimated that the truck could carry approximately three decisteres of logs.
The storage capacity of the warehouse was measured in decisteres to ensure efficient stock management.
A decistere of firewood was delivered to the campsite to keep the bonfire burning throughout the night.
