boilery (Meaning)
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boilery (n.)
A place and apparatus for boiling, as for evaporating brine in salt making.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boilery
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
boilery Sentence Examples
- The industrial complex housed a massive boilery where water was heated to generate steam.
- The engineer monitored the pressure gauges in the boilery to ensure optimal performance.
- Workers in the boilery labored tirelessly to maintain the machinery that powered the facility.
- The historic mansion had a dedicated boilery that once provided heat and hot water to its residents.
- The boilery was the heart of the operation, supplying energy to the entire production line.
- A tour guide led visitors through the intricate network of pipes in the ancient boilery.
- Modern advancements in technology had revolutionized the efficiency of the boilery, reducing energy consumption.
- The engineer's expertise was indispensable in troubleshooting issues within the complex boilery system.
- The workers donned protective gear before entering the high-pressure environment of the boilery.
- A sudden malfunction in the boilery halted production, prompting an emergency response from the maintenance team.
FAQs About the word boilery
A place and apparatus for boiling, as for evaporating brine in salt making.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The industrial complex housed a massive boilery where water was heated to generate steam.
The engineer monitored the pressure gauges in the boilery to ensure optimal performance.
Workers in the boilery labored tirelessly to maintain the machinery that powered the facility.
The historic mansion had a dedicated boilery that once provided heat and hot water to its residents.
