burrowing (into) (Meaning)
burrowing (into)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of burrowing (into)
burrowing (into) Sentence Examples
- The mole continued burrowing into the soft earth, seeking refuge from the cold.
- Worms burrowed deep into the soil, escaping the harsh sunlight.
- The rabbit burrowed into the side of the hill, creating a safe and cozy home.
- The badger burrowed into the ground, preparing for its winter hibernation.
- Ants built intricate tunnels by burrowing into the soil, forming a vast underground network.
- The hermit crab burrowed into the discarded shell, finding shelter and protection within.
- The squirrel burrowed into the trunk of the tree, storing nuts and acorns for the winter.
- The fox burrowed into the dense undergrowth, searching for a suitable den for its pups.
- The insects burrowed into the decaying wood, contributing to its decomposition.
- The children burrowed into the pile of hay, creating a cozy and imaginative play space.
FAQs About the word burrowing (into)
cutting, hollowing, splitting, slashing,grooving, excavating, gouging, rupturing, rending, penetrating
plugging, sealing,filling,patching,
The mole continued burrowing into the soft earth, seeking refuge from the cold.
Worms burrowed deep into the soil, escaping the harsh sunlight.
The rabbit burrowed into the side of the hill, creating a safe and cozy home.
The badger burrowed into the ground, preparing for its winter hibernation.
