catchwater (Meaning)
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catchwater (n.)
A ditch or drain for catching water. See Catchdrain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of catchwater
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catchwater Sentence Examples
- The villagers built catchwater systems to gather rainwater for irrigation during dry seasons.
- Catchwater channels directed rainwater from the hills into reservoirs for agricultural use.
- Engineers designed catchwater tanks to store rainwater for household consumption.
- The catchwater system effectively replenished groundwater levels during periods of drought.
- Farmers relied on catchwater ponds to provide water for their crops during the dry months.
- Environmentalists advocated for the installation of catchwater harvesting systems to conserve water resources.
- Catchwater collection was essential for sustaining communities in arid regions.
- The catchwater infrastructure enabled the village to become self-sufficient in water supply.
- The government implemented subsidies to encourage the construction of catchwater facilities in rural areas.
- The catchwater project proved successful in alleviating water scarcity and improving agricultural productivity.
FAQs About the word catchwater
A ditch or drain for catching water. See Catchdrain.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The villagers built catchwater systems to gather rainwater for irrigation during dry seasons.
Catchwater channels directed rainwater from the hills into reservoirs for agricultural use.
Engineers designed catchwater tanks to store rainwater for household consumption.
The catchwater system effectively replenished groundwater levels during periods of drought.
