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Meaning of imbank
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imbank (v. t.)
To inclose or defend with a bank or banks. See Embank.
imbank Sentence Examples
- The riverfront was carefully imbanked to prevent flooding.
- The embanked pathway protected pedestrians from passing vehicles.
- The heavy rainfall quickly overwhelmed the imbanked area, causing damage.
- Engineers designed a robust embankment to prevent erosion and protect the waterfront.
- The river's course was altered by the construction of multiple embankments.
- The embankment acted as a buffer between the river and the residential area.
- The imbanked canal provided a convenient and protected route for boats.
- The construction of the embankment entailed the careful excavation and placement of earth.
- The embankment was reinforced with concrete to withstand the force of the river's current.
- Proper maintenance of the embankment ensured its integrity and effectiveness in flood control.
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To inclose or defend with a bank or banks. See Embank.
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The riverfront was carefully imbanked to prevent flooding.
The embanked pathway protected pedestrians from passing vehicles.
The heavy rainfall quickly overwhelmed the imbanked area, causing damage.
Engineers designed a robust embankment to prevent erosion and protect the waterfront.
