caverns (Meaning)
caverns
to form a cavern of, a cavity (as in the lung) caused by disease, one of large or indefinite extent, a cave often of large or unknown size, cave, to place in or as if in a cavern
Synonyms & Antonyms of caverns
caverns Sentence Examples
- The sprawling caverns of Mammoth Cave extend for miles underground, providing a subterranean labyrinth for explorers.
- Stalactites and stalagmites adorned the walls of the cavern, creating an ethereal and otherworldly ambiance.
- The limestone caverns of the Yucatan Peninsula are famed for their intricate formations and crystalline waters.
- Archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts in the caverns, shedding light on forgotten civilizations.
- The subterranean caverns provided a vital refuge for animals during the Ice Age.
- The eerie darkness and silence of the cavern heightened the sense of mystery and wonder.
- The cavern's acoustics reverberated with the sound of dripping water, creating a haunting and atmospheric soundscape.
- Legend has it that a lost treasure is hidden within the labyrinthine caverns of the mountains.
- The tour guide led the group through the awe-inspiring caverns, explaining the geological processes that had formed them.
- The caverns served as a sanctuary for monks seeking solitude and contemplation.
FAQs About the word caverns
to form a cavern of, a cavity (as in the lung) caused by disease, one of large or indefinite extent, a cave often of large or unknown size, cave, to place in or
grottos, grottoes,caves, tunnels,abysses, crawlways, foxholes, wells, shelters, excavations
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The sprawling caverns of Mammoth Cave extend for miles underground, providing a subterranean labyrinth for explorers.
Stalactites and stalagmites adorned the walls of the cavern, creating an ethereal and otherworldly ambiance.
The limestone caverns of the Yucatan Peninsula are famed for their intricate formations and crystalline waters.
Archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts in the caverns, shedding light on forgotten civilizations.
