incontiguous Antonyms
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Meaning of incontiguous
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incontiguous (a.)
Not contiguous; not adjoining or in contact; separate.
incontiguous Sentence Examples
- The forest consisted of incontiguous patches of trees, creating a fragmented ecosystem.
- Due to the natural disasters, the once-continuous farmland became incontiguous and difficult to cultivate.
- The city's suburbs expanded rapidly, creating vast incontiguous areas of development.
- The disease spread through isolated and incontiguous villages, making it challenging to contain.
- The researchers studied the incontiguous distribution of bird species throughout the region.
- The government proposed building a road network to link the incontiguous communities in the remote areas.
- The incontiguous nature of the archaeological site posed challenges for excavation and interpretation.
- The geological survey revealed that the region had experienced periods of volcanic activity, resulting in incontiguous rock formations.
- The real estate market in the city witnessed a trend towards incontiguous development, with properties scattered throughout different neighborhoods.
- The incontiguous nature of marine reserves can hinder the movement and survival of certain species.
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Not contiguous; not adjoining or in contact; separate.
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The forest consisted of incontiguous patches of trees, creating a fragmented ecosystem.
Due to the natural disasters, the once-continuous farmland became incontiguous and difficult to cultivate.
The city's suburbs expanded rapidly, creating vast incontiguous areas of development.
The disease spread through isolated and incontiguous villages, making it challenging to contain.
