brickfield (Meaning)
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brickfield (n)
a place where bricks are made and sold
Synonyms & Antonyms of brickfield
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brickfield Sentence Examples
- The air hung thick with dust as workers toiled in the brickfield beneath the scorching sun.
- The old brickfield, now overgrown with wild grasses, stood silent testament to a bygone era.
- Legend whispered of a hidden treasure buried deep within the abandoned brickfield.
- Birds nested in the abandoned kilns of the brickfield, their songs echoing through the silent landscape.
- The local museum held an exhibit showcasing artifacts from the town's historic brickfield.
- The environmental impact of modern brick production methods far surpassed those of the traditional brickfield.
- Plans to convert the abandoned brickfield into a public park met with mixed reactions from the community.
- Archaeologists meticulously excavated the site of the ancient brickfield, searching for clues to its past.
- Smoke billowed from the chimney of the lone remaining brickfield, a stark reminder of an industry fading into history.
- The scent of clay and wood smoke lingered in the air around the brickfield, a comforting aroma to those who had grown up hearing tales of its vibrant past.
FAQs About the word brickfield
a place where bricks are made and sold
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No antonyms found.
The air hung thick with dust as workers toiled in the brickfield beneath the scorching sun.
The old brickfield, now overgrown with wild grasses, stood silent testament to a bygone era.
Legend whispered of a hidden treasure buried deep within the abandoned brickfield.
Birds nested in the abandoned kilns of the brickfield, their songs echoing through the silent landscape.
