heaper Antonyms
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Meaning of heaper
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heaper (n.)
One who heaps, piles, or amasses.
heaper Sentence Examples
- The heaper of sand towered over the playground, inviting children to climb its shimmering slopes.
- The wind howled like a banshee, sending heaps of snow dancing across the frozen expanse.
- The farmer's heaper overflowed with freshly harvested wheat, promising a bountiful harvest.
- A mountain of discarded tires formed a heaper at the edge of the junkyard, an eyesore on the otherwise pristine landscape.
- The heaper of leaves, raked into a neat pile, crackled underfoot as we walked through the autumn woods.
- The towering heaper of trash at the landfill dwarfed the surrounding buildings, a testament to human consumption and waste.
- The librarian stacked books into a precarious heaper, each volume threatening to topple over.
- The heaper of broken toys lay forgotten in the corner of the playroom, silent relics of childhood memories.
- The campfire crackled and danced, casting warm light on the heaper of logs stacked nearby.
- The students piled their backpacks into a massive heaper, forming a colorful and chaotic scene outside the classroom door.
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One who heaps, piles, or amasses.
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The heaper of sand towered over the playground, inviting children to climb its shimmering slopes.
The wind howled like a banshee, sending heaps of snow dancing across the frozen expanse.
The farmer's heaper overflowed with freshly harvested wheat, promising a bountiful harvest.
A mountain of discarded tires formed a heaper at the edge of the junkyard, an eyesore on the otherwise pristine landscape.
