debouched (Meaning)

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debouched (imp. & p. p.)

of Debouch

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The river debouched into the wide expanse of the delta, its waters spreading out across the marshy land.
As we emerged from the dense forest, the trail debouched onto a vast plain, dotted with wildflowers.
The narrow alley debouched into a bustling square, filled with the chatter of vendors and the aromas of street food.
After hours of trekking, we finally reached the mountain pass, which debouched into a breathtaking valley below.
The road debouched from the canyon, revealing a panoramic view of the rugged landscape.
The stream debouched from the rocky gorge, flowing gently into the meadow below.
As we sailed further downstream, the river debouched into a wide bay, where seabirds swooped and dove.
The trail debouched onto a windswept plateau, where the ruins of an ancient fortress stood silent against the sky.
After traversing the narrow tunnel, we debouched into a cavern illuminated by shafts of sunlight filtering through the cracks above.
The footpath debouched onto a sandy beach, where waves crashed against the shore in a rhythmic cadence.

of Debouch

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The river debouched into the wide expanse of the delta, its waters spreading out across the marshy land.

As we emerged from the dense forest, the trail debouched onto a vast plain, dotted with wildflowers.

The narrow alley debouched into a bustling square, filled with the chatter of vendors and the aromas of street food.

After hours of trekking, we finally reached the mountain pass, which debouched into a breathtaking valley below.