gulches (Meaning)
gulches
a deep or precipitous cleft, one occupied by a torrent, ravine
Synonyms & Antonyms of gulches
gulches Sentence Examples
- The rugged gulches carved their way through the towering mountain range.
- The explorers carefully navigated the dangerous gulches, their horses picking their way through the treacherous terrain.
- The gulches were home to hidden waterfalls and secluded pools of crystal-clear water.
- The raging river had created deep gulches in the soft sandstone.
- The miners hoped to find gold in the narrow gulches where water had once flowed.
- The hikers admired the stunning views of the valleys and gulches from the mountain summit.
- The abandoned mineshafts were scattered along the gulches, a testament to the area's mining history.
- The wildlife flourished in the gulches, which provided shelter and food.
- The gulches were a popular destination for rock climbers and adventurers seeking a challenging experience.
- The winding roads snaked through the gulches, connecting isolated communities to the outside world.
FAQs About the word gulches
a deep or precipitous cleft, one occupied by a torrent, ravine
ravines,canyons, gorges, valleys, linns, crevices, kloofs, flumes, passes, gaps
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The rugged gulches carved their way through the towering mountain range.
The explorers carefully navigated the dangerous gulches, their horses picking their way through the treacherous terrain.
The gulches were home to hidden waterfalls and secluded pools of crystal-clear water.
The raging river had created deep gulches in the soft sandstone.
