paragrele (Meaning)
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paragrele (n.)
A lightning conductor erected, as in a vineyard, for drawing off the electricity in the atmosphere in order to prevent hailstorms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paragrele
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paragrele Sentence Examples
- The paragreles clattered against the metal roof during the fierce storm.
- The farmers installed paragreles in their fields to protect their crops from hail damage.
- The ancient temple had elaborate paragreles to prevent lightning strikes.
- The paragreles created a thunderous roar as the hail pelted down.
- The hail the size of golf balls shattered the paragreles, sending glass shards flying.
- The aircraft was equipped with paragreles to safeguard against lightning during flight.
- The sound of the paragreles was deafening, making it difficult to hear.
- Despite the hail protection, the roof sustained some damage from the paragreles.
- The paragreles were a testament to the ingenuity of ancient engineers.
- The lightning bolts danced across the sky, illuminating the paragreles with an eerie glow.
FAQs About the word paragrele
A lightning conductor erected, as in a vineyard, for drawing off the electricity in the atmosphere in order to prevent hailstorms.
No synonyms found.
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The paragreles clattered against the metal roof during the fierce storm.
The farmers installed paragreles in their fields to protect their crops from hail damage.
The ancient temple had elaborate paragreles to prevent lightning strikes.
The paragreles created a thunderous roar as the hail pelted down.
