dunghills (Meaning)

dunghills

something (such as a situation or condition) that is repulsive or degraded, a manure pile, a heap of dung

The stench from the dunghills hung heavy in the air, suffocating the neighborhood.
The farmer's fields were covered in dunghills, providing rich fertilizer for the crops.
The streets of the medieval city were filled with dunghills, creating a hazardous and unsanitary environment.
The castle's moat was filled with dunghills, adding to its defenses against invaders.
The peasant's hovel was surrounded by dunghills, indicating the poverty and squalor in which they lived.
The animal pens were piled high with dunghills, attracting flies and vermin.
The dunghills on the outskirts of the town served as a feeding ground for scavengers.
The manure from the dunghills was spread on the fields, improving soil fertility.
The dunghills behind the butcher's shop were a breeding ground for disease.
The stench from the dunghills was so overpowering that travelers often covered their noses with cloths.

something (such as a situation or condition) that is repulsive or degraded, a manure pile, a heap of dung

dungs,manures, droppings, excrements, excreta, poops, scats, ordures, slops, muck

No antonyms found.

The stench from the dunghills hung heavy in the air, suffocating the neighborhood.

The farmer's fields were covered in dunghills, providing rich fertilizer for the crops.

The streets of the medieval city were filled with dunghills, creating a hazardous and unsanitary environment.

The castle's moat was filled with dunghills, adding to its defenses against invaders.