dunghill Antonyms
Meaning of dunghill
Wordnet
dunghill (n)
a foul or degraded condition
a heap of dung or refuse
Webster
dunghill (n.)
A heap of dung.
Any mean situation or condition; a vile abode.
dunghill Sentence Examples
- The dunghill was teeming with flies, and the stench was unbearable.
- The farmer spread manure from the dunghill over his fields to help the plants grow.
- The children were playing in the dunghill, and they were covered in dirt and grime.
- The old man sat on the dunghill and watched the sunset, and he felt at peace.
- The dunghill was a symbol of poverty and filth, and the people who lived near it were often looked down upon.
- The government decided to build a new housing project on the site of the dunghill, and the people who lived there were forced to move.
- The dunghill was a breeding ground for disease, and the people who lived near it were often sick.
- The dunghill was finally cleared away, and the area was transformed into a beautiful park.
- The dunghill was a reminder of the hard work and sacrifices that the people who lived there had made.
- The dunghill was a part of the history of the town, and it will never be forgotten.
FAQs About the word dunghill
a foul or degraded condition, a heap of dung or refuseA heap of dung., Any mean situation or condition; a vile abode.
poop, excrement, guano, ordure, muck, feces, soil, slops, dung, excreta
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The dunghill was teeming with flies, and the stench was unbearable.
The farmer spread manure from the dunghill over his fields to help the plants grow.
The children were playing in the dunghill, and they were covered in dirt and grime.
The old man sat on the dunghill and watched the sunset, and he felt at peace.
