emplaced (Meaning)

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emplaced (imp. & p. p.)

of Emplace

The museum carefully emplaced the ancient artifacts in their display cases to preserve their historical significance.
The construction crew emplaced the steel beams to provide support for the new building's structure.
The engineers emplaced the sensors in strategic locations to monitor the environmental conditions in the area.
The farmers emplaced irrigation pipes in their fields to ensure their crops received adequate water.
The scientists emplaced recording devices in the ocean to capture data on marine life and underwater phenomena.
The soldiers emplaced landmines along the border to deter potential intruders and protect their territory.
The archaeologists emplaced markers at the excavation site to indicate the location of significant findings and discoveries.
The surgeons emplaced medical implants during the operation to improve the patient's health and well-being.
The engineers emplaced a new bridge across the river, facilitating transportation and improving connectivity in the region.
The urban planners emplaced green spaces and parks in the city to provide recreational areas and enhance the overall quality of life for residents.

of Emplace

placed, located, positioned, put, deposited,situated, established, deposed, fixed, parked

took,removed, relocated, took, relocated, removed, displaced, displaced,replaced, banished

The museum carefully emplaced the ancient artifacts in their display cases to preserve their historical significance.

The construction crew emplaced the steel beams to provide support for the new building's structure.

The engineers emplaced the sensors in strategic locations to monitor the environmental conditions in the area.

The farmers emplaced irrigation pipes in their fields to ensure their crops received adequate water.