ditches (Meaning)

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ditches (pl.)

of Ditch

No weak antonyms found.

The farmer dug ditches to redirect the flow of water in his field.
The construction workers carefully marked the locations of the new drainage ditches.
The city council proposed a plan to build new ditches to reduce flooding.
The hikers carefully crossed the ditches to continue their journey.
The soldiers dug ditches to create defensive positions.
The water flowed through the ditches with a gentle gurgle.
The heavy rainfall quickly filled the ditches with water.
The children played in the ditches, creating dams and bridges with mud.
The archaeologists discovered ancient ditches that provided insight into past civilizations.
The ditches are a reminder of the hard work and dedication of the people who built them.

of Ditch

trenches, gutters, ravines, culverts, drains, dikes, gullies, gulleys, fosses, troughs

takes,takes, befriends,befriends, latches (on or onto), hooks up (with), latches (on or onto), hooks up (with),

The farmer dug ditches to redirect the flow of water in his field.

The construction workers carefully marked the locations of the new drainage ditches.

The city council proposed a plan to build new ditches to reduce flooding.

The hikers carefully crossed the ditches to continue their journey.