dilling (Meaning)
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dilling (n.)
A darling; a favorite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dilling
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dilling Sentence Examples
- The oil company began dilling for crude oil in the remote region.
- The dentist carefully dilling a hole into the decayed tooth, preparing it for a filling.
- The carpenter dilling a series of holes into the wooden plank to assemble a sturdy structure.
- The construction crew dilling deep foundations to ensure the stability of the new building.
- The archaeologist dilling artifacts from the ancient ruins, uncovering secrets of the past civilization.
- The geologist dilling rock samples to determine the mineral composition and age of the Earth's layers.
- The surgeon dilling a small incision in the skin to access the affected area during surgery.
- The farmer dilling seeds into the fertile soil, anticipating a bountiful harvest.
- The scientist dilling microscopic organisms from a petri dish, studying their behavior and characteristics.
- The technician dilling a small hole in the circuit board to insert a new component, repairing the electronic device.
FAQs About the word dilling
A darling; a favorite.
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No antonyms found.
The oil company began dilling for crude oil in the remote region.
The dentist carefully dilling a hole into the decayed tooth, preparing it for a filling.
The carpenter dilling a series of holes into the wooden plank to assemble a sturdy structure.
The construction crew dilling deep foundations to ensure the stability of the new building.
