gullied (Meaning)

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gullied (imp. & p. p.)

of Gully

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The relentless rain gullied the hillside, creating deep channels that eroded the soil.
The ancient ruins were gullied with age, their once-magnificent columns now crumbling and weathered.
The farmer's fields were gullied by the heavy rains, washing away valuable topsoil and nutrients.
The riverbanks were deeply gullied, exposing the underlying rock formations and compromising the stability of the river.
The old wooden bridge was perched precariously over a gullied ravine, its timbers creaking with every passing vehicle.
The gullied landscape presented a treacherous challenge for hikers, forcing them to navigate steep slopes and loose terrain.
The archaeological site was extensively gullied, revealing layers of human occupation dating back thousands of years.
The gully erosion threatened the infrastructure of the nearby town, as roads and bridges were weakened by the unstable ground.
The government implemented measures to mitigate gully erosion, including reforestation and terrace farming.
The gullied wasteland was a sad testament to the destructive impact of environmental neglect and unsustainable land use practices.

of Gully

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The relentless rain gullied the hillside, creating deep channels that eroded the soil.

The ancient ruins were gullied with age, their once-magnificent columns now crumbling and weathered.

The farmer's fields were gullied by the heavy rains, washing away valuable topsoil and nutrients.

The riverbanks were deeply gullied, exposing the underlying rock formations and compromising the stability of the river.