diked (Meaning)

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diked (imp. & p. p.)

of Dike

The Dutch have a long history of diking marshlands and creating polders for agriculture.
The diked areas of the Netherlands are below sea level and would flood without the protection of the dikes.
The construction of dikes requires careful engineering and maintenance to prevent breaches.
Dike systems can also be used to create reservoirs for water storage and flood control.
Dike breaches can cause catastrophic flooding, as seen in the case of the New Orleans levee failures during Hurricane Katrina.
Dike failures can also lead to the loss of agricultural land and infrastructure.
Dike maintenance is an ongoing process that requires regular inspection and repair.
Dikes can also be used to protect coastal areas from erosion and storm surges.
Dike systems can have a negative impact on the environment, such as by disrupting natural tidal flows and fish migration.
The construction and maintenance of dikes can be very expensive.

of Dike

hedged,fenced, gated, barricaded, locked, blockaded, guarded,screened (off), curtained (off), blocked (off)

reopened, reopened,opened, opened, unbarred,unbarred, unblocked,unbolted, unblocked, unbolted

The Dutch have a long history of diking marshlands and creating polders for agriculture.

The diked areas of the Netherlands are below sea level and would flood without the protection of the dikes.

The construction of dikes requires careful engineering and maintenance to prevent breaches.

Dike systems can also be used to create reservoirs for water storage and flood control.