dammed (Meaning)

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dammed (imp. & p. p.)

of Dam

The river's flow was dammed to create a reservoir for irrigation purposes.
Engineers dammed the stream to generate hydroelectric power for the surrounding region.
Environmentalists raised concerns about the impact of damming the pristine river.
The dammed lake became a popular spot for fishing and recreational activities.
Villagers were displaced when their homes were flooded due to the newly dammed river.
Wildlife habitats were destroyed as a consequence of damming the waterways.
The decision to dam the river sparked controversy among local residents.
Sediment buildup behind the dammed structure posed a risk of flooding downstream.
The government initiated a project to dam multiple rivers in the area to meet growing energy demands.
Ecologists studied the ecological consequences of damming the watercourses in the region.

of Dam

choked, clogged, obstructed, congested,blocked, closed, jammed, impassible,stopped (up), impassable

negotiable, navigable, passable, negotiable, passable,navigable, free, unobstructed, clear, open

The river's flow was dammed to create a reservoir for irrigation purposes.

Engineers dammed the stream to generate hydroelectric power for the surrounding region.

Environmentalists raised concerns about the impact of damming the pristine river.

The dammed lake became a popular spot for fishing and recreational activities.