inrunning Antonyms
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Meaning of inrunning
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inrunning (n.)
The act or the place of entrance; an inlet.
inrunning Sentence Examples
- The inrunning water cascaded over the jagged rocks, creating a thunderous roar.
- The pitcher displayed impeccable control, inrunning each pitch with precision.
- The inrunning tide flooded the coastal marshes, inundating the homes of unsuspecting residents.
- Traffic was severely impacted by the inrunning construction crews, causing lengthy delays.
- The inrunning river provided a crucial source of water for the parched village.
- The inrunning gutters overflowed during the heavy downpour, flooding the streets below.
- The inrunning wind howled through the trees, rattling windows and sending leaves flying.
- The inrunning current proved too strong for the inexperienced swimmers, who were quickly swept away.
- The inrunning disease spread rapidly through the population, causing widespread illness.
- The inrunning inflammation in his knee made it difficult for him to walk without pain.
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The act or the place of entrance; an inlet.
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The inrunning water cascaded over the jagged rocks, creating a thunderous roar.
The pitcher displayed impeccable control, inrunning each pitch with precision.
The inrunning tide flooded the coastal marshes, inundating the homes of unsuspecting residents.
Traffic was severely impacted by the inrunning construction crews, causing lengthy delays.
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