bergh (Meaning)
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bergh (n.)
A hill.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bergh
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bergh Sentence Examples
- Embarking on a perilous journey, the mountaineers braved the towering bergh of Everest.
- The bergh cast an ominous shadow over the desolate landscape, its jagged peaks piercing the sky.
- The icebergs that calved from the bergh drifted majestically through the icy waters.
- The avalanche thundered down the bergh, ripping through the snowpack and leaving a trail of destruction.
- The climbers scaled the sheer face of the bergh, their fingers gripping the icy holds.
- The summit of the bergh offered a breathtaking panoramic view, extending for miles in every direction.
- The bergh's icy slopes shimmered in the moonlight, reflecting a surreal and otherworldly glow.
- The wind howled ferociously around the bergh, threatening to sweep the climbers off their feet.
- The crevasses in the bergh were treacherous and hidden, posing a constant danger to those who dared to cross them.
- The bergh stood as a testament to the unforgiving forces of nature, a symbol of both beauty and peril.
FAQs About the word bergh
A hill.
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No antonyms found.
Embarking on a perilous journey, the mountaineers braved the towering bergh of Everest.
The bergh cast an ominous shadow over the desolate landscape, its jagged peaks piercing the sky.
The icebergs that calved from the bergh drifted majestically through the icy waters.
The avalanche thundered down the bergh, ripping through the snowpack and leaving a trail of destruction.
