fox hole Antonyms
Meaning of fox hole
Wordnet
fox hole (n)
a small dugout with a pit for individual shelter against enemy fire
fox hole Sentence Examples
- The soldiers took cover in the foxhole, shielding themselves from enemy fire.
- The foxhole provided a temporary refuge during the intense artillery bombardment.
- The infantryman crawled into the muddy foxhole, seeking shelter from the rain.
- The snipers used foxholes to conceal their positions and take aim at their targets.
- The foxhole became their home away from home, a cramped but safe haven in the midst of chaos.
- They huddled together in the foxhole, sharing stories and giving each other support.
- The foxhole was a testament to their resilience and determination to survive.
- The foxhole had become a battlefield memory, a place where life and death intertwined.
- They dug foxholes as quickly as they could, hoping to protect themselves from the advancing enemy.
- The foxhole was a small but vital part of the larger battle, a microcosm of the horrors and heroism of war.
FAQs About the word fox hole
a small dugout with a pit for individual shelter against enemy fire
bunker, mine, pit, shelter, dugout, shaft, lodge, hole, burrow, abyss
No antonyms found.
The soldiers took cover in the foxhole, shielding themselves from enemy fire.
The foxhole provided a temporary refuge during the intense artillery bombardment.
The infantryman crawled into the muddy foxhole, seeking shelter from the rain.
The snipers used foxholes to conceal their positions and take aim at their targets.
